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All designs are made to order so can be adapted to virtually any size.Please scroll down to see our sizing guide.

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Prices are effective from January 2020 and include 20% VAT.

A

British Gun Tufted - 100% Wool

£840/m2

PRICE BAND A

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B

British Gun Tufted - 100% Wool – Graded Elements

£900/m2

PRICE BAND B

No Design Block Available.

C

Hand Knotted Nepalese - 100% Tibetan Wool

£960/m2

PRICE BAND C

D

Hand Knotted Nepalese - Combination Tibetan Wool and Pure Silk elements

£1080/m2

PRICE BAND D

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E

Hand Knotted Nepalese - 100% Tibetan Wool – Graded and Complex designs

£1200/m2

PRICE BAND E

No Design Block Available.

F

Hand Knotted Nepalese - Graded Tibetan Wool with Pure Silk elements

£1320/m2

PRICE BAND F

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G

Hand Knotted Nepalese - Pure Silk with Tibetan Wool elements

£1380/m2

PRICE BAND G

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H

Hand Knotted Nepalese - 100% Pure Silk

£1500/m2

PRICE BAND H

I

Hand Knotted Nepalese - Graded Pure Silk with Tibetan Wool elements

£1620/m2

PRICE BAND I

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J

Hand Knotted Nepalese - 100% Pure Silk - Graded and Mosaic

£1800/m2

PRICE BAND J

K

Hand Knotted Nepalese - Complex/fine knotted designs – Tibetan wool and Pure Silk combinations

£1800/m2

PRICE BAND K

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SIZING AND TIPS

Size matters

We would suggest going for the largest carpet size you can comfortably accommodate. The ‘floating rug’ look, where a small carpet sits in the middle of a large space, touching no furniture is best avoided. It will do nothing for your space, make little impact and will struggle to pull the room together. To make a rug work and gel all the elements of a room, it should ideally touch or go under furniture. Consider whether your furniture will sit on the rug or just off it. Remember that you will pay for the areas of carpet you don’t see or use. A rug that goes just 30cm under the front of a sofa could work equally as well as having a sofa sitting entirely on the rug. It’s a question of how much zoning of a space you wish to emphasise. For rugs to sit under a dining table, we would recommend a minimum of a 70cm extension past the table on all sides, to allow for chairs to be pulled back comfortably. Creating a template with masking tape or newspaper will help visualise the size.

Shape

As your rug is a bespoke order, you are not limited to the standard rectangular shape. Carpets work equally well in square shapes too. And why not consider a round carpet to go under a round dining table or to soften a very boxy room.

Colour and pattern

The real question is how much of a statement do you want the rug to be? Think neutral tones and delicate, organic shapes for a more understated approach. Simple grading can be just as effective as any design or consider creating a tonal carpet where using the same colour in wool and silk may be the solution. Take inspiration from the colours found in and around your space when considering the colour palette for your carpet. Solid, rich colours and bold, geometric patterns will make a rug ‘pop’ and may be what is needed to bring life to that grey sofa or monochrome room. If you’re in doubt, then we’re here to help and guide you, working with over 5,000 colours.

Materials

Both wool and silk are hard-wearing, natural materials. The Tibetan wool used in our hand knotted rugs is inherently resilient to stains and is perfect for use in all areas. Wool has a matt finish, is naturally insulating and can help to dampen down sound. Silk is a cool and naturally reflective material, soft to touch yet very hard-wearing. The more silk incorporated into the rug design, the higher the price per square metre. This rule also applies when grading either wool or silk, as the grading technique requires a higher level of skill and additional time. All of our designs can be adapted from 100% wool to 100% silk, with or without grading… the choice is yours.