A quiet flower woven into jute. A faded bouquet like an old family rug. A floral pattern on the patio. A floral rug looks very different depending on what it is made from.
The jute designs are handwoven in India, round or oval, in beige or light brown. Cate and Finn are two of them. Jute is firm and stays flat, so a door opens over it.
The vintage designs, such as Amaya in beige and Mala in yellow, or Yuri in turquoise, are machine-woven in Turkey. Their colours are slightly faded and the floral ornament has an oriental feel.
Where does a floral rug work?
Under an old wooden table with mismatched chairs, the vintage ones look as if they have always been there. The pile is low. Chairs slide easily, which matters at a table where the family sits down every evening. In a nursery, yellow or turquoise brings colour to the floor and gives children their own spot to play.
Deja is polypropylene for indoors and outdoors, in cream or dark blue as well as grey and multicolour. It comes as a rectangle, a circle or a runner. When rain is due, roll it up and bring it in. It is light enough for one person to carry, even with the patio table still to move.
More to browse
- round jute rug in every diameter
- vintage rugs with faded colours
- outdoor rug designs for balcony and patio
- colourful rug designs without flowers
Frequently asked questions
Is the jute handmade?
Yes, according to the product pages it is handwoven in India from 100 % jute.
Can Deja stay outside?
It is made for indoor and outdoor use. In long spells of rain, bring it in.
Are there rectangular ones?
Yes, the vintage designs and Deja. The jute ones are round or oval.
Do I need an underlay?
On a smooth floor, yes, especially for small round ones.
