Rug Production

Design Your Dream Rug

Rug Production

Pile Materials

- Your selected materials for your rug pile -

Pure Fibers

Synthetic fibers (polyester)

Semi-synthetic fibers (viscose)

Natural fibers

  • Animal fibers (wool, cork wool, silk)
  • Plant fibers (cotton)
Pure Fibers
Blended Fibers

Blended Fibers

Wool with silk

Wool with viscose

Cork wool with silk

If these details didn’t help, we recommend consulting our Material Guideguide.

Warp Materials

Your selected materials for the rug warp

Warp Materials

After choosing the appropriate pile materials, select your desired warp materials. You can choose between plant fibers – cotton or animal fibers – wool and silk.

Warp Materials

Color

- Monochrome or multicolor? -

Color

Color

With the previous decisions, the rug can already be produced, but what colors should the materials have? Do you prefer simple monochrome rugs - take a look at our uni collection , or are you drawn to the harmonious play of colors like the sight of a timeless oriental rug? In this decision, we leave it entirely up to you – follow your instincts and choose the best color combination for your unique piece.

Classic

extraordinary
patterns

The most important feature of a rug is its pattern. It can be very simple or feature a complex design. You have the freedom to design your own or draw inspiration from traditional patterns. Below are some of the most common patterns.

Abstract - Designer Rugs

Abstract rugs have clear patterns that harmonize with almost any interior.

Abstract - Designer Rugs
Floral - Ziegler

Floral - Ziegler

Floral rugs are characterized by their flower-like patterns.

Several smaller pattern fields form the overall design of a field rug.

Several smaller pattern fields form the overall design of a field rug.

Several smaller pattern fields form the overall design of a field rug.
Medallion – Oriental Rugs (Täbriz, Isfahan, Nain)

Medallion – Oriental Rugs (Täbriz, Isfahan, Nain)

These rugs feature a central medallion, which can be diamond-shaped, rosette, or oval.

All-Over Pattern – Buchara

Several smaller pattern fields form the overall design of a field rug.

All-Over Pattern – Buchara

Figurative - Ghom Silk

These designs resemble paintings. They can depict portraits, people, buildings, or animals.

Abrasch – Gabbeh

This design may initially look like a mistake, but it’s a deliberate style where 'mistakes' are created by color variations and shading.