Materials, making and rooms.

Clear guidance from a three-generation manufacturing studio for homeowners, designers and rug buyers.

01 · Studio notes

Hand-knotted, hand-tufted and hand-carved: what changes?

Hand-knotting builds the pile one knot at a time and is valued for longevity and nuance. Hand-tufting creates a plush surface efficiently. Hand carving is a finishing technique that cuts selected areas to create relief, shadow and a sculptural high-low surface.

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02 · Studio notes

Choosing wool, viscose or silk for your room

Wool brings resilience, warmth and a naturally forgiving surface. Viscose contributes softness and light-catching sheen. Real silk offers exceptional refinement for lower-traffic settings. Blends allow the studio to balance performance, texture and budget.

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03 · Studio notes

How a custom rug moves from sketch to loom

A custom rug begins with dimensions, artwork and colour references. The studio prepares weave-ready artwork, selects yarn and construction, approves colours, begins weaving and completes carving, washing, stretching and final inspection before dispatch.

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