Rug Production

Design the rug of your dreams

Pile Materials

- Your desired materials for your rug pile -

Pure fibers

Synthetic fibers (polyester)

Semi-synthetic fibers (viscose)

Natural fibers

  • Animal fibers (new wool, cork wool, silk)
  • Plant fibers (cotton)
Reinfasern
Reinfasern

Blended fibers

New wool with silk

New wool with viscose

Cork wool with silk

If this information does not help you, we recommend checking out our material science page.

Chain material

Your desired material for the rug chain

Chain material

After finding your suitable pile materials, select your desired chain material. You can choose between plant fibers - cotton or animal fibers - virgin wool and silk.

Kettenmaterial

Color

- Single color or multicolor? -

Color

Color

With the previous decisions made, the rug can already be produced, but what colors should the materials have? Do you prefer plain unicolored rugs? Take a look at our plain collection, or do you prefer the interplay of harmonious colors, like the sight of a timelessly beautiful oriental rug? We do not put any obstacles in your way. Therefore, you can decide according to your gut feeling and choose the best color mix for your one-of-a-kind piece.

Classic

extraordinary
patterns

Probably the most important characteristic of a rug is the pattern. It can be very simple and devoid of any structures or have a distinctive, complex pattern. You are free to choose your own pattern, design design individually or use conventional patterns as a guide. The most typical patterns are presented below:

Fields - Cashmere Silk

Several individual pattern fields form the overall pattern of field rugs.

Fields - Cashmere Silk
Medallion - Oriental Rugs (Tabriz, Isfahan, Nain)

Medallion - Oriental Rugs (Tabriz, Isfahan, Nain)

These rugs have a central medallion, diamond-, rosette, or oval-shaped.

Through-patterned - Bukhara

Several individual pattern fields form the overall pattern of field rugs.

Through-patterned - Bukhara

Figurative - Ghom silk

These patterns sometimes resemble a painting. They can depict portraits, people, buildings, or animals.

Figurative - Ghom silk
Abrash – Gabbeh

Abrash – Gabbeh

At first glance, this pattern looks like a mistake in the design, but it is a deliberately applied design. The "mistakes" are caused by differences in color and shading.