A natural fibre valued for its softness, resilience, and long lifespan. Naturally stain-resistant, anti-static, and easy to maintain, wool repels dirt and dust, holds dye well, and is simple to clean, making it a durable and low-maintenance fibre.

CONSIDERATIONS
 - Shedding is normal, as excess fibres gradually work their way to the surface and are released through foot traffic and vacuuming.
 - A slight natural odour may be present initially. 
- Minor colour variation can occur between batches and samples. 
- Tracking and shading may appear.
- Furniture may leave temporary indentations. 
- Avoid damp environments, as wool naturally absorbs humidity.
- Never use a turbo brush head as it mats and damages fibres. Regular gentle vacuuming with suction only is recommended.

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A contrasting blend of natural texture and soft lustre. Bamboo silk introduces a subtle sheen, while jute grounds with dry, organic character. 

CONSIDERATIONS
 - Both jute and bamboo silk do not respond well to moisture. Avoid high-humidity areas as prolonged exposure can lead to fibre breakdown or mildew. Liquids can mark or distort bamboo silk fibres.
 - Prolonged sunlight may cause fading over time.
- Not suitable for high-traffic areas.
- Pile may flatten or show shading with use and directional change.
-Natural fibre variation and tonal irregularities are expected.

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Combining the best of both fibres, wool offers durability, natural resilience, and a soft underfoot feel, while viscose catches light, adding a subtle lustre to designs. Together, they create a rug that feels both grounded and luminous.

CONSIDERATIONS
 - Shedding of the pile is likely, particularly in high-traffic areas. This is normal and should subside over time.
- Vacuum gently on a low setting. Do not use a brush or beater head, as this damages the delicate viscose fibres.
- Viscose requires a careful approach to wear and cleaning. Its fibres are less resilient than wool and can weaken when wet. Highly absorbent, they are prone to yellowing, stiffening, watermarking, or discolouration if exposed to excess moisture.

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A fibre made from post-consumer plastic, reformed into a yarn that is resilient, stain-resistant, and suited to high-traffic and outdoor use. The wool-like feel is softer than the source material suggests. 

CONSIDERATIONS

Direct sunlight will cause fading over time. Use undercover where possible.

Due to the absorbent nature of PET, store rugs during wet weather. 

Do not use with underlay outdoors. It traps moisture, leading to mould, staining, and potential damage to decking.

Ensure to dry rug completely if left in heavy or persistent rain.

Avoid turbo brush heads while vacuuming - they cause matting and fibre damage.

Avoid placing rugs near high heat sources, including outdoor fires, heaters, and heat dryers. Excessive heat may damage or distort the fibres.

Avoid rubbing or agitation of the fibres as this may cause fluffing or matting.

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Two fibres, distinct in character. Wool brings resilience, warmth, and structure, while linen introduces a dry, organic character with subtle slubs and variation.

CONSIDERATIONS

Shedding is normal, particularly in the early stages of use. Regular gentle vacuuming with suction only is recommended. Never use a turbo brush head.

Natural slubbing and variation are inherent to linen.

Furniture may leave temporary indentations, depending on pile.

Tracking and shading can appear depending on pile direction.

Avoid damp environments, as wool naturally absorbs humidity.

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A fast-growing plant fibre with a coarse texture and a warm, earthy tone. Jute rugs are biodegradable and sustainably sourced. Works as a neutral base in both casual and layered interiors. Colour varies due to natural fibre variation.

CONSIDERATIONS

Jute is highly sensitive to moisture and is best kept away from high-humidity areas such as bathrooms and laundries. Prolonged or excessive moisture can cause staining, browning, shrinkage, mould, or eventual fibre breakdown. 

Keep out of direct sunlight where possible. Long-term sun exposure can cause fibres to dry out, and become brittle, leading to weakening or breakage.

Dyed jute fibres will fade over time; this should be expected.

Water spills can leave a permanent ‘water-mark’. This is an inherent characteristic of Jute fibre.

Jute-specific dry-cleaning kits are recommended for spot cleaning. For a deep clean, use a skilled specialist.

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