Material Rugs

Why choose a rug made of wool?

Wool is extremely strong, water-repellent, heat-regulating and, of course, exceptionally soft. With its neutral look, the natural material blends into many interiors and comes in different shades such as beige, brown, white, taupe and anthracite. Rugs made of this material are not only very strong and environmentally friendly, but also nice and easy to maintain. Although they may fluff a little at first, they actually repel dirt afterwards. The fibres are woven together so strongly that wool cannot be broken. So do you want nothing more than to paddle your feet in soft wool? Shop wool rugs.

Why choose rugs made of the material jute?

Jute is a very durable material consisting of plant fibres that only grow in warm and humid regions. After an extensive drying process, the dried jute stalks are ready to be processed into real products, such as sacks, doormats and rugs, of course! Although jute rugs are still relatively unknown, this material fits into many different interiors thanks to its neutral look. Jute rugs are also easy to maintain and you certainly don't need to worry about the strength of this ancient material. Jute is rough, rustic and exceptionally tough. Shop jute rugs.

Why choose a rug made of the material cotton?

At first sight, cotton looks light and airy. Fine qualities when you are looking for a fresh addition to your interior. But is it strong enough? When the fibres are strongly woven together, you don't have to worry about that. The tightness of the fibres also ensures that the corners of cotton rugs do not curl up and the rugs do not warp. The rugs lend themselves perfectly to beautiful prints or other treatments. All properties where cotton outshines other materials. Shop cotton rugs.

Why choose an area rug made of synthetic materials?

Natural materials have a mind of their own. They can deform, discolour and sometimes need a manual when it comes to maintenance. Under the motto "convenience serves man", more and more synthetic rugs are made that incorporate artificial products such as polyester, polyamide - also called nylon - or polypropylene. Rugs made of synthetic material have the advantage that they are relatively cheaper, maintain their style and are available in all kinds of colours, designs, with different prints, pile heights, etc. Shop synthetic rugs.

Why choose a rug made of chenille?

Chenille is the name of the exceptional weaving technique used to produce this material. Referring to the French word for caterpillar, this indeed illustrates the appearance of the yarn: elongated and furry. As a result, this material is wonderfully soft and looks playful. But it is the material's unique sheen that makes chenille even more special. When light falls on the yarn, it is reflected, giving chenille a luxurious look even more beautiful than velvet and velour. Shop chenille rugs.

Why choose a rug made of viscose?

For one thing, because you can keep staring at it for hours. The material formerly called artificial silk or rayon is a gem among synthetic fabrics. The fibres of viscose consist of a mix of wood cellulose, cotton and polyester to make the original fabric stiffer and wrinkle-free. So the unique material can eventually be incorporated into your furnishings. As a rug, for example. The natural sheen that viscose has does exceptionally well on any floor and is sure to be an asset in your home. Shop viscose rugs.

Why choose a rug made of the material hemp?

Hemp is 100% natural and therefore very durable and environmentally friendly. The fibre comes from the hemp plant and is known for its moisture-regulating properties. This means that just like plants, hemp brings more oxygen into the air. A very pleasant addition that definitely improves the living environment in your home. Besides the practical part, the hemp material also has great looks; a soft, natural look on the one hand and a rough and robust appearance on the other. A mix that comes out perfectly in a rug, for example. Shop hemp rugs.

Why choose a rug made of sisal?

Because sisal simply cannot be broken! This material is made from leaves that are only found in very tropical places in parts of India and South America. Hence, that is where the origin of the material's name lies. Sisal is named after the Mexican port town of 'Sisal' where the largest export of the material used to take place. Formerly, ropes were mainly woven from it, but nowadays sisal is also processed into brushes, doormats and rugs, among other things. Because of its strength, rugs made of sisal are ideal for places where many people walk over it. Shop sisal rugs.