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Rugs

Rugs not only provide decoration and character to a space, they also offer comfort and warmth. Interior designers use them to define zones, frame a piece of furniture or add a distinct look or colour. The pile of a rug has traditionally been made of wool or silk, but other fibres such as cotton, linen, jute, polypropylene, nylon and polyester are often used independently or to add texture and interest.

Credit: Tim Ainsworth

Bespoke rugs by Newhey for Material Source Studio.

Dharma Taylor's Materials Speak exhibition.

Pappelina crafts rugs with BIOVYN™.

Chaos Rug by Audronė Drungilaitė for EMKO.

Posidonia by Studiograma.

Adam Nathaniel Furman x FLOOR_STORY, Meandros Mint hand woven rug in New Zealand wool.

FLOOR_STORY

John Booth X FLOOR_STORY, Giovanni hand knotted rug in wool & viscose.

John Booth x FLOOR_STORY

18.01 London X FLOOR_STORY Carve Citrine, hand-knotted wool, linen and bamboo silk.

18.01 London x FLOOR_STORY

Carmellia Indrawati x FLOOR_STORY - Marmalade, hand-knotted wool and viscose.

Carmellia Indrawati x FLOOR_STORY

2LG X Floor_Story Pill Pink

2LG Studio x FLOOR_STORY

Kitty Joseph x FLOOR_STORY Image by Simon Bevan

Kitty Joseph x FLOOR_STORY

Luke Irwin

Jonathan Saunders

Jonathan Saunders

Nanimarquina collaborates with Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec to launch its Blur collection