Rug Pads — Why You Need One & How to Choose the Right Pad
Rug Encyclopedia · Care & Buying A rug pad protects both your rug and your floor. It stops slipping, cushions the pile, prevents colour transfer and premature wear,...
ReadOn the craft, the family, and the care of a hand-knotted rug — written for people who want to know what they are standing on.
Rug Encyclopedia · Care & Buying A rug pad protects both your rug and your floor. It stops slipping, cushions the pile, prevents colour transfer and premature wear,...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Care & Cleaning To store a rug safely, clean it first, roll it — never fold — with the pile facing in around a firm...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Care & Cleaning Carpet moths damage a rug by eating its wool — the larvae feed on keratin, the protein in wool and silk, grazing...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Care & Cleaning Most stains on a wool rug lift if you act fast. Blot — never rub — work from the outside in with...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Care & Cleaning A wool rug is cleaned by regular gentle vacuuming, prompt blotting of spills, periodic rotation, and professional hand-washing every one to three...
ReadA practical at-home owner's guide to caring for a hand-knotted wool rug: how to vacuum, rotate and pad it, blot spills before they set, prevent moths and sun...
ReadShop the collection Live collections of one-of-a-kind rugs currently in stock. Hand-knotted rugsOversize rugsRunnersKazak rugsOushak rugsBlue rugsRed rugsIvory rugs The Arteverk Journal Designers have a quiet habit of...
ReadShop the collection Live collections of one-of-a-kind rugs currently in stock. Hand-knotted rugsOversize rugsRunnersKazak rugsOushak rugsBlue rugsRed rugsIvory rugs The Arteverk Journal Two hand-knotted rugs can look almost...
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