Designer rugs

Discover Our Exclusive Collection of Designer Rugs

A designer rug is no longer just an accessory: it structures space, reveals your personality, and enhances everyday comfort. Designed for both contemporary interiors and more eclectic settings, our collection brings together creations with strong decorative value—pieces that combine clean lines, durable materials, and exemplary functionality. Whether it's a living room, a cozy bedroom, a welcoming entryway, or an inspiring office, a well-chosen designer rug becomes the visual anchor of the room, a soft marker underfoot, and often the spark that creates all the chromatic harmony around it.

Each model has been selected for its manufacturing quality , its unique design and its ability to interact with different styles (Scandinavian, minimalist, modern, wabi-sabi, bohemian chic, soft industrial). You will find opulent velvets, practical flat weaves, very modern graphic textures, as well as color variations designed to help you create a tailor-made atmosphere. Our credo: the ideal designer rug is not only beautiful - it is easy to live with, designed to last, and contributes to your sensory well-being (acoustics, softness, visual warmth).

An Unparalleled Variety of Designer Rugs for Every Interior

Because your uses vary from room to room, we've created a clear selection, organized by texture, material, and aesthetic. Here, cozy long pile meets bold geometric graphics; there, natural fibers warm a dining room, while low-maintenance technical fibers reassure busy homes. This overview helps you identify—in just a few minutes—the designer rug that will enhance your space.

Shaggy Designer Rugs: Comfort and Casual Elegance

The king of cocooning, shaggy carpet offers an incomparable feeling of softness and a muted visual presence. Its long strands capture the light, creating subtle nuances that enliven the floor and soften the acoustics. It's the perfect piece for a TV lounge, bedroom, reading nook, or relaxing office. The key to a successful shaggy carpet: a well-calibrated shade (chic neutral or enveloping accent) and a generous size that brings the furniture together.

For a timeless look, explore the palette of beiges and stone tones; for a bold contrast, turn to deep grays like anthracite gray . These shades fit just as well in a soothing Scandinavian living room as in a contemporary decor with clean lines.

Contemporary Designer Rugs: Modern Art on the Floor

Contemporary rugs embody innovation and graphic design. Geometric patterns, scales, contrasting textures, chiseled reliefs: everything is designed to create a controlled visual impact. Materials like polypropylene and polyester guarantee excellent color fastness and easy maintenance, without sacrificing feel.

Our selection of contemporary designer rugs is aimed at lovers of modern decor who want an expressive floor—a cross between a functional object and a pictorial work.

Berber Rugs and Kilims: An Authentic Ethnic Touch

Designer rugs can also boast a heritage. Berber influences and flat-woven kilims bring an ethnic-chic touch to your decor. They bring graphic warmth, authenticity, and a very contemporary energy when paired with furniture with simple lines. Designed as centerpieces or subtle accents, they interact with light woods, leather, washed linen, and brushed metals.

Round Rugs: Energize Your Space

A designer round rug breaks the routine of straight lines and softens the architecture of a room. It helps define a reading island, a discussion corner, or an entryway, and fits effortlessly under a coffee table, an egg chair, or a central pendant light. For a premium feel, choose a dense pile ; for a natural ambiance, jute works wonders—especially in light traffic areas.

Designer Living Room Rugs: The Heart of Your Decor

In the living room, the rug ties everything together. It connects the sofa, coffee table, and complementary seating to create a welcoming space . A designer living room rug is chosen both for its (generous) size and its color-coordinating potential. A large designer rug visually enlarges the room, absorbs footsteps, and invites relaxation.

Looking for a warm and durable look? A designer wool rug combines comfort, resilience, and durability. Need an ultra-easy-care solution for the family? The latest generation of synthetic fibers offers great care flexibility, ideal for high-traffic areas.

For Children's Rooms: Safety and Fantasy

In a child's room, a designer rug serves as a playground, reading area, and comfort surface. Choose non-slip , machine-washable models: they evolve seamlessly with activities and ages. Soft geometric patterns, discreet bestiary, or stylized space universes: graphics stimulate the imagination while remaining elegant, for a lasting decor that will be enjoyed for a long time.

Wool and Jute Rugs: Natural Beauty

Natural materials bring an irreplaceable sensory dimension. Wool is distinguished by its softness and its ability to play with color with depth; it is naturally elastic and offers good resistance over time. Jute , rustic chic, offers a very decorative textured braiding, perfect for minimalist, Mediterranean or eco-responsible interiors. In a sustainable approach, these fibers have their place, especially when combined with certified wood, linen curtains and mineral paints.

Non-slip and easy-care rugs: practical for everyday use

In functional areas (kitchen, bathroom, entryway), increased safety and simplified maintenance are key. Rugs with a non-slip backing, water-resistant fibers, or stain-resistant treatments are a natural choice. Our selection of designer kitchen rugs combines contemporary patterns with easy-to-clean surfaces—a way to keep your kitchen looking "like new" for a long time.

Unique Rugs for a Modern Living Room

Do you like boldness? A unique rug can become your visual signature. Abstract patterns, vibrant colors , sculpted textures: choose a piece that will express your sense of style. Some handmade models reveal exceptional craftsmanship; others, very avant-garde , explore innovative materials without sacrificing comfort. The important thing is to find the balance between visual impact and the daily use of the piece.

How to Choose the Perfect Rug for Your Space

A good choice is based on three pillars: aesthetics (patterns, colors), function (maintenance, traffic), comfort (texture, acoustics). In an open room , the rug helps define zones: dining area, TV lounge, reading corner. In a smaller room, it can become the focal point, unifying the palette and structuring the furniture. Natural fibers are perfect for cozy spaces; technical fibers , for high traffic or homes with children/pets.

Maximize Visual Impact with Designer Rugs

Contrast is your friend. In a sober decor, dare to use a rug with bold geometric patterns . Conversely, in an already expressive room, adopt a neutral and textured base to channel the eye. Color can act as an "emotional filter": a brightly colored rug injects energy and optimism, while muted hues promote concentration and relaxation.

📏 Size & placement guide (quick UX)

Room / situation	Recommended size	Recommended placement	Decorative effect
Living room (2–3 seater sofa)	160×230 → 200×290	Front legs of the sofa on the carpet	Unified lounge area, “magazine” reading
Large living room / corner sofa	200×290 → 250×350	Sofa + armchairs partially on it	Visual balance, sense of space
Dining room for 4–6 people.	200×290 (or Ø 200)	60 cm around the table	Chair comfort, graphic structure
Bedroom with 140/160 cm bed	160×230 / 200×290	2/3 under the bed	Soft awakening, “suite” effect
Hallway / Entrance	80×200 / 80×300	Centered (margin 8–10 cm)	Long perspective, careful welcome

🧵 Materials & uses: choose wisely according to your daily life

Material	Touch / rendering	Assets	Recommended uses	Interview
Wool	Soft, dense, warm	Durable, beautiful color, insulating	Living room, bedroom, office	Gentle suction, punctual pro
Jute	Textured, natural	Eco-friendly look, structures the floor	Dry rooms, moderate traffic	Light brushing, no water
Polypropylene	Flexible, stable	Stain-resistant, durable, low price	Family living room, entrance, sheltered exterior	Easy cleaning
Polyester	Silky, luminous	Bright colors, quick drying	Contemporary bedroom, living room	Easy maintenance
Technical mixes	According to weaving	Versatile, resistant	Kitchen, hallway, active rooms	Ultra practical

🎯 60/30/10 Method: Mastered Palette

To coordinate a designer rug with your decor, use the 60/30/10 rule: 60% dominant color (walls, large furniture), 30% secondary color (curtains, armchairs), 10% accent (rugs, cushions, wall art). Depending on the desired effect, place the rug in category 10 (strong accent) or 30 (tie the volumes together). Neutrals (beige, greige, gray) create a calming background; a bright accent (terracotta, saffron, deep blue) energizes the whole.

🛠️ Staging by room: concrete ideas

• Contemporary living room : large format under the front legs of the sofa, geometric patterns for structure, glass coffee table to allow the design to be read.
• Dining room : flat weave under round (Ø 200) or rectangular table for 6 people; calm patterns to soothe the meal.
• Bedroom : 2/3 dense velvet under the bed; muted tones (taupe, gray, cream) for a hotel atmosphere.
• Entrance : 80×300 corridor, bold graphics + resistant material (polypropylene).
• Office : subtle patterns, muffled footsteps, size that exceeds the rolled armchair.

💡 7 Common Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)

1. Rug too small : choose a size that covers at least the front legs of the seats.
2. Too busy a pattern everywhere : balance it with more sober furniture.
3. Forget about acoustics : a velvet or overlay greatly improves sound comfort.
4. Ignore the light : A light rug naturally brightens a dark room.
5. No underlay : a non-slip backing protects, stabilizes and extends the life of the carpet.
6. Aggressive maintenance : rotating brush prohibited on wool; favor gentle suction.
7. Out-of-scale pattern : adapt the size of the shapes to the visible surface.

🧽 Carpet Maintenance and Durability

Maintaining the beauty of a designer rug requires regular care. Gently vacuum once a week (more in case of heavy traffic), treat stains immediately (dab, do not rub), and rotate the rug every 6 months to even out exposure to light and wear. Natural fibers (wool) appreciate a one-time professional refresh ; technical fibers often require careful household cleaning.

🌱 Sustainability at the Heart of Our Selection

Choosing a responsible rug means opting for sustainable materials, controlled processes, and environmentally friendly supply chains. Recycled fibers and phthalate-free backings are making rapid progress, as are dyes that use less water. If you're choosing a high-traffic hallway, a durable designer rug designed for intensive use will last longer—and retain its attractive appearance.

🔎 Style focus: which rug for which effect?

🧭 Purchasing Checklist (UX)

• Measure the target area (and note the desired overhangs under the furniture).
• Define your palette 60/30/10 (where do you place the rug?).
• Choose the texture according to the use (soft velvet vs. flat weave).
• Check maintenance (children/pets? kitchen? sheltered outdoor area?).
• Provide a non-slip underlay suitable for the floor.

💬 Q&A — questions we are frequently asked

Does a light-colored carpet get dirty? Today's technical fibers limit stain absorption. In a living room, a speckled beige is very tolerant.

Shaggy and pets, compatible? Yes, if you vacuum regularly and choose a color close to the fur. A flat weave is easier for everyday use.

Underfloor heating? No problem if you follow the thickness/density guidelines and add a compatible underlay.

🎛️ Composing with your furniture: three winning scenarios

1. Grey sofa + light wood + white walls → neutral textured rug + colorful cushions (blue or saffron).
2. Dark room (little light) → light carpet (ecru, sand) to naturally “light up” the floor.
3. Round table → round rug Ø 200; if rectangular table, choose 200×290 for the comfort of the chairs.

🧠 Color Psychology (Quick and Useful)

• Blue : calm, depth (office, bedroom).
• Green : balance, nature (living room, reading corner).
• Terracotta/saffron : warmth, conviviality (dining room).
• Gray : structure, modernity (open plan).
• Cream/ecru : soft light, enlarged space.

🚿 “Technical” areas: design and practicality in equal measure

In the kitchen, entryway, or near a patio, choose durable fibers, a non-slip backing, and sizes suitable for high traffic. Our durable designer rugs offer sleek graphics without compromising on ease of maintenance, while our designer kitchen rugs combine comfort underfoot, safety, and patterns that coordinate with cabinets and countertops.

🧩 Layering: the decorating gesture that changes everything

Can't decide between two styles? Layer them! A generous flat-woven designer rug as a base and a smaller, boldly patterned rug on top create a coveted area (for reading, vinyl, or conversation) and a very decorative accent. This technique is also useful for balancing a wide sofa or for creating a sense of rhythm in an open-plan space.

📚 Inspirations & practical cases

• Minimal living room with light walls : opt for a shaggy sand color, a glass table, and brass accents. Visual and tactile comfort.
• Industrial loft : large geometric rug, leather sofas, metal bookcase. A classic contrast.
• Family home : flat weave in the dining area, soft velvet in the living room, durable hallway for the entrance.

📈 Long term: an aesthetic & comfortable investment

A quality designer rug enhances your interior over time: better acoustics, a sense of daily luxury, thermal comfort in winter, a surface that's pleasant to live on all year round. The material develops a patina, memories are imprinted on it, and the room gains character. As such, the large format remains the most visually "cost-effective" option—the eye immediately perceives the premium.

Conclusion: Create Unique Spaces with our Designer Rugs

A designer rug is a statement—of aesthetics, comfort, and purpose. It can anchor a living room, delineate areas in an open plan, soften a bedroom, and enhance an entryway. By choosing the right size, the right material, and the right palette, you instantly transform the perception of your interior. Dare to be graphically bold with a rug with a bold geometric pattern , bring color to life with a brightly colored rug , or play the long-lasting comfort card with a designer wool rug . For technical rooms, opt for the practicality of designer kitchen rugs and the robustness of a durable designer rug . In the living room, let a large designer rug embrace the furniture for an instant “gallery” effect—and you’re done.