Types of rug making

Hand knotted rugs

Hand knotted rugs stand out through their deeply artisanal, handcrafted expression. The piled surface creates a natural sense of comfort and softness, adding warmth and a quiet coziness to a space. Rich textures and subtle yarn effects, ranging from nuanced mélanges to refined plain surfaces, give each rug a distinct character.

Beyond their visual and sensory appeal, hand knotted rugs are defined by exceptional craftsmanship. Skilled artisans tie each individual knot by hand, creating dense, durable structures designed to last. The rugs are then carefully washed and shaved during finishing, a process that opens the yarn, enhances clarity in the surface, and adds an extra level of refinement. 

Hand woven rugs

Hand woven rugs are defined by a strong, grounded expression that feels both versatile and enduring. Their flat, structured surfaces create a refined and architectural look, making them especially well-suited to a wide range of spaces: from private residences to contract environments. With designs that span from calm, plain constructions to more intricate patterns, hand woven rugs offer a timeless aesthetic that integrates seamlessly into many interior styles.

At the core of each hand-woven rug is traditional craftsmanship. Weaving combines two different yarn systems: warp and weft. The warp yarns run lengthways, and the weft yarns run widthways. This technique allows for endless possibilities in texture, colour and pattern, resulting in truly customizable creations to suit any decor aesthetic and beautifully complement the interior style.

Tufted rugs

Defined by their strong sense of materiality and generous surface expression, tufted rugs are rich in volume and tactility. These rugs showcase a wide range of yarn textures and combinations, creating a soft, inviting and distinctly luxurious experience. The dense pile allows for bold colour fields, sculptural effects and playful contrasts in texture, making tufted rugs especially effective in spaces where comfort and visual impact go hand in hand.

Tufting is a technique in which yarn is pushed through a tightly stretched fabric using a tufting gun, either by hand or with an automated machine. The yarn forms loops or cut fibres on the surface, resulting in a soft, dense pile. After tufting, the back of the rug is coated with latex to secure the yarn, a backing is applied, and the surface is carefully trimmed and finished. This process enables rich surface textures through the combination of different yarn types and varying pile heights, creating a distinctly luxurious and tactile expression.