A rug can make or break a room and most people only realise that after they’ve bought the wrong one. Too small and the furniture looks like it’s floating. Too flat and it disappears underfoot. The right rug pulls a seating area together, adds warmth to a hard floor, and gives a room a sense of intention that is very hard to achieve any other way. We’ve spent a lot of time thinking about this, about pile height and whether it actually works with furniture legs, about patterns that look interesting without taking over, about flatweaves that can handle a kitchen or hallway without giving up. Colour is the obvious consideration but texture is the one that tends to get overlooked, and it’s texture that determines how a rug feels to live with day to day. These are rugs we would put in our own rooms. Not statement pieces for the sake of it. Pieces that make the room feel finished.