Rugberry Journal

New Zealand Wool Rugs: Why the Fibre Matters
Most Rugberry wool rugs are labelled New Zealand wool. Here is what that label means for a Gulf home, and what to check beyond it.
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Rug Size for a Three Seater Sofa
A 7 ft three seater wants a rug at least 8 ft long and ideally 9 to 10 ft. How to measure from the sofa, with and without two chairs.
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All Legs, Front Legs or Floating: Rug Layouts
Three ways to set furniture on a rug, tested against a three seater with two armchairs, majlis seating and floor cushions.
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Rug Under a Bed: Three Layouts That Work
Full, two thirds or a pair of runners. How to choose a rug layout for a bed when the wardrobe sits a few feet away.
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8x10 Rug: The Most Useful Size Explained
An 8x10 rug holds a three seater and two armchairs with every front leg on the rug. Here is the room it needs, and the rooms it does not suit.
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An L shaped sofa needs a rug that answers both arms. Here is how to measure it, place it in a corner and choose between 6x9, 8x10 and 9x12 ft.
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Merino Stria: Hand Knotted Merino in Seven Colourways
Merino Stria is Rugberry's hand knotted merino rug, fine and springy, in seven colourways and made entirely to your measure for large majlis and living rooms.
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9x12 Rug: When Your Room Needs More
A 9x12 rug is for the room that has outgrown an 8x10: a villa majlis or living room with two sofas, or a master bedroom with a king bed.
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Solid and Textured Rugs: The Quiet Rugberry Edit
When the cushions are patterned and the furniture is carved, the rug can rest. Rugberry's solids sorted by fibre and texture, so the material carries the room.
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Rug Colour Online: Why Photos and Rooms Differ
A rug photographed in a studio meets your light, your floor and your screen. Here is why the colour shifts, and how to judge it before you buy.
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