Collections · 9 Oct 2026
Neutral or colourful? Finding the right rug palette
Compare a grounding neutral palette with a more expressive colourway, using your existing furniture as the starting point.
Heritage · 1 September 2026 · 1 min read

The most systematic designs in the carpet world: each tribe with its own repeating emblem, set out in strict grids across deep madder red.
They are drawn from 8 separate design sources: Caravan, Baluch, Yomut, Silk Road, Ersari, Tekke, Salor and Turkmen. Each has its own article explaining where the pattern comes from and what the motifs mean.
Across the collection you will find blue & navy, lilac & purple, red & burgundy, cream & white, pink & fuchsia, mink & brown, black & anthracite, green & khaki, orange & terracotta and grey & silver. Every design is woven in all ten sizes, so the choice within a collection is purely pattern and colour.
Turkmen güls and the Silk Road. If that description fits the room you are buying for, start here rather than with the whole catalogue — 20 designs is a browsable number, 315 is not.
Chenille polyester pile on a woven cotton backing with a non-slip finish. Machine washable at 30°C, no underlay needed, no latex or rubber. The heritage is in the drawing; the construction is deliberately modern.
Collections · 9 Oct 2026
Compare a grounding neutral palette with a more expressive colourway, using your existing furniture as the starting point.
Collections · 9 Oct 2026
Use the Karabag collection to bring a confident pattern and a thoughtful colour palette into your home.
Collections · 9 Oct 2026
Five colourways, one timeless medallion. Discover how to style Aurelia in a modern room.