Woven floor coverings, shipped across the UK and EU

Floors are furniture too

We buy in small runs from weaving houses in Anatolia, the Middle Atlas and the Scottish borders, and cut broadloom to the millimetre for the rooms our customers actually live in.

See the collection

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Hand-knotted Kashan medallion rug laid on a bare timber floor
Kashan medallion, 250 × 350 cm

Measured before it ships

Every rug is checked against its stated size and photographed on delivery day, so what arrives matches what you chose.

Fourteen days to change your mind

Cancel within 14 days of delivery under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013. The full terms are set out on the returns page.

Rolled, never folded

Pile goods travel rolled on a core and wrapped in breathable sleeving, which keeps creases out of the foundation.

The collection

Rugs, runners and carpet by the metre

26 items in view. Broadloom and stair runners are priced by the metre and cut once you confirm your measurements.

Before you order

How to size a room

Three measurements decide almost every order we take. Send them to us and we will tell you which sizes work.

1

Measure the open floor

Take the longest wall and the widest point, then subtract anything fixed: a hearth, a radiator plinth, the swing of a door. That rectangle is your maximum rug.

2

Decide where the furniture sits

Front legs on the rug reads generous in a living room; all legs on suits a dining table, where chairs need to pull back without catching an edge.

3

Leave a border of bare floor

Twenty to forty centimetres of visible floor on each side keeps the room from looking upholstered. In a hallway, leave the same margin at the skirting.