Rugs - Heritage Collection

Our rugs are made to order and to any dimension. To order please enquire through our website. With 30 metres of non-repeat pattern, you can choose the section you want for your rug. These flat weave rugs are 100% wool with no mixed fibres or plastic backing, making them environmentally friendly design solutions and fully biodegradable.
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No Straight Lines
an abstract rug with various colors and shapes
Rug – Lille
Inspired by the tapestries of Lille, encapsulating natural scenes of forests, gardens and open meadows, using the verdure colours to represent the natural world. Our rugs are made to order and to any dimension. To order please press the enquire button to be directed to our stockist Peter Page.
a multicolored rug with fringes on it
Rug - Combe
Applying a contemporary twist to the contrasting shapes and flat clear colours often seen in the Arts and Crafts movement, we worked carefully to develop this satisfying combination of blends and block colours.
an area rug with different colors and shapes
Rug - Kente
Inspired by Ghana’s Kente cloth. Kente cloth emanates from the small town of Bonwire in Ghana, where it was originally woven in silks for the royals of the C18 Ashanti Empire. Traditionally this textile is intricately patterned, using a wide variety of colours and shapes. Stories and proverbs are attached to each design which relate to the weaver’s clan and their values. The cloth can symbolise innovation, creativity and peace.
a multicolored rug with fringes on the top and bottom, in different colors
Rug – K&H Remastered
K&H Remastered is inspired by the original 30-metre non-repeat stair runner that runs seamlessly up two flights and along a landing in our client’s Notting Hill house. A phenomenal number of colours and blends have been thoughtfully interwoven to create another masterful runner. Our rugs are made to order and to any dimension.
an area rug with different colors and shapes
Rug – Donnington
Taking our original runner design we have plucked colours from inspiring C20 female weavers, where textile design was expressed in art form.