Rugberry Journal

Rugs on Wooden and Laminate Floors
Laminate and engineered wood are common in apartments and villas. A rug suits them well, with a few precautions about sun, grit, backing and humidity.
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Sunlight and Rug Fading in Bright Homes
Strong afternoon sun changes the colour of any rug over time. Here is how to slow it in a west facing room with large windows.
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Powder Colour, Paint and Henna: Protect Rugs First
The best rug care for a colourful celebration happens the night before. Here is how to protect your rugs, and the first steps if powder, paint or henna still gets in.
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A Daily Rug Routine for Busy Households
Most rug damage at home comes from the daily broom and the wet mop. Here is a simple routine your housekeeper can follow instead.
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Rugs, Sand and Dust in Gulf Homes
Fine sand and dust are part of life in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Riyadh. The right rug surface and a steady routine keep it from settling into the pile for good.
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Fringe on Rugs: Why Some Have It
Fringe is the warp of a knotted or woven rug, left long past the last row. Here is why some rugs have it, and how it fares in a busy family home.
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Do Jute Rugs Shed: What to Expect
Jute rugs do shed, as short brittle fibre and a fine dust rather than soft fluff. Here is what to expect on a floor that is swept every day, and how to reduce it.
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Why New Wool Rugs Shed and When It Settles
Fluff from a new wool rug is loose fibre left over from spinning, not the rug coming apart. Here is why it happens, what to expect and how to handle it.
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Rugs for Marble and Porcelain Tile Floors
Marble and porcelain tile are cool, hard and slick. How to choose a rug that warms them, sits flat, and does not harm the floor underneath.
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Cashmere Rugs: Inside the Rugberry Cashmere Collection
Three colours, one handloom cashmere blend. What the blend does underfoot, which rooms it suits, and how to keep it soft.
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