Geometric Rugs

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Add a modern touch to your home with our collection of geometric... Add a modern touch to your home with our collection of geometric rugs. Designed in-house, these rugs feature stylish patterns and bold shapes that will instantly enhance any room. Made from high-quality materials, our geometric rugs are both durable and soft underfoot. Choose from a range of colours and sizes to find the perfect rug for your space.

Foundation pieces that define your space. Comfort and style underfoot.

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The rug range showcases a variety of designs, constructed from a range of materials such as jute, polyester chenille and wool. Each rug is meticulously crafted, from the luxurious Lindall with its blend of jute and polyester chenille, to the hand-tufted Abstract Swirl made entirely from wool.

The collection features a spectrum of colours and patterns, from calming blues and creams to bold greens and rusts, ensuring a match for any aesthetic. Many pieces boast additional functional features such as anti-slip rubber backings for added safety and durability.

The range also includes rugs with different textures, from flat weaves to plush piles, offering a tactile experience alongside visual appeal. Our rug offering is designed with both style and practicality in mind, aiming to enhance your living space.

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What's the best way to clean a geometric rug at home?

For regular cleaning, vacuum your geometric rug on a suction-only setting to remove dust and debris. Avoid using a beater bar, as this can damage the rug's fibres. Promptly blot any spills with a clean cloth, and avoid rubbing, which can spread the stain. For stubborn stains, consult a professional cleaning service. Never machine wash your rug, as this can ruin its construction and appearance. If the rug sheds, trim loose threads with scissors. Using a rug pad can help prevent slipping and protect your floors. To avoid fading, minimise the rug's exposure to direct sunlight. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements. For more information visit our blog post.
How can I stop my geometric rug from slipping on my floor?

A non-slip rug pad is the easiest way to prevent your rug from moving, especially on smooth surfaces. Choose a pad slightly smaller than your rug's dimensions so it remains hidden. For a more budget-friendly option, try anti-slip rug grippers, which adhere to the corners of your rug. Regularly cleaning your floor and the underside of your rug can also improve grip by removing dust and debris. Ensure the rug pad is suitable for your floor type to avoid any potential discolouration or damage. For stubborn slipping, combining a rug pad with grippers often provides the best solution.
Where should I place my geometric rug in a room?

Geometric rugs can anchor a space and add visual interest. In a living room, place the rug centrally, partially underneath the sofa and coffee table, to define the seating area. In a dining room, ensure the rug is large enough to accommodate the table and chairs even when pulled out. For a bedroom, a geometric rug can sit at the foot of the bed or underneath it, leaving a border of flooring visible on the sides and at the foot. Consider the room's existing patterns and colours when choosing a rug, opting for complementary or contrasting designs depending on your desired aesthetic. A geometric rug can also highlight a specific area in a larger room, creating a visual focal point.
What should I consider when choosing a geometric rug?

When choosing a geometric rug, consider the scale of the pattern in relation to your room size. Larger rooms can handle bolder, larger-scale geometric designs, while smaller rooms might benefit from more subtle or smaller-scale patterns to avoid overwhelming the space. Think about the existing colours in your room and choose a rug with colours that either complement or provide an interesting contrast. Consider the rug material - wool offers warmth and durability, while synthetic options are often more stain-resistant and easier to clean. Finally, think about the overall style you want to achieve. A geometric rug can add a modern, contemporary touch, or even a bohemian vibe depending on the colours and pattern you choose. For more information visit our blog post.

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