Bedrooms full of white linen and pale wood often want one soft patch on the floor, right where your feet land in the morning. A beige rug in a circle does that quietly.

Round shapes soften the corners of a bed frame or a chest of drawers. Children's rooms suit it as well, as a play spot, and in the living room it rests nicely by an armchair. Over underfloor heating it lies happily. Few washable rugs are made of cotton, and this beige Kelim Chindi Uni Round may go in the machine at 30 °C.

Underneath the soft colour sits pure cotton, woven by hand on a loom in India from strips of fabric. Each cotton round rug from this line turns out a little different in how the shade falls. Light and flat, it moves without effort, and fringes finish the edge, much like other jaloom's cotton rugs.

Mark the spot with masking tape and use our tips on choosing the right size so a strip of floor shows around it, as with most bedroom rugs beside a bed.

Small marks on the beige cotton come out when you blot from the outside in and dab with a little lukewarm water, as our rug care tips explain. Let it dry fully before the bedside table goes back. Crumbs lift easily off the flat weave.