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Neutral & Light Carpets
As a neutral colour, beige always blends in with the existing décor. Light colours make a room appear larger, while dark shades are particularly effective in a minimalist setting.
Bright & Coloured Carpets
Colourful rugs or large patterns can make a statement as eye-catchers and bring life to otherwise rather plain furnishings.
Carpets with pastel colours
Carpets in pastel colours are characterised by a high proportion of white and a low degree of saturation compared to other shades. As the entire colour palette is very restrained, pastel can be wonderfully combined with other delicate shades or even partly with gaudy colours.
Carpets in earth tones
Earth tones have a calming effect and can be used well as a contrast and balance to a colourful living ambience.
Find Style and Carpet-Design
Industrial Style / Used-Look
Industrial style, or loft style, is typically characterised by materials and surfaces with a rough industrial charm. The so-called used look, where the surface looks used and used, is found mainly as a pattern and/or roughened material in vintage carpets.
Scandi Style
Clear shapes and friendly colours characterise the Scandinavian style. Typical are carpets with graphic patterns and motifs from nature. Much emphasis is placed on natural materials and handwork, which can be found in hand-woven carpets or hand-knotted carpets.
Boho Style
The boho look mixes different textures and natural materials with different styles and home trends. Rugs with oriental patterns harmonise with the hippie style, but rugs made of light natural materials also characterise the free-spirited look.
Ethno Style
Inspired by foreign cultures, the ethnic look is a colourful mix of eye-catching patterns, high-quality materials and bold colours. Kilim carpets with traditional oriental patterns or nomadic carpets with small animal images pick up on the exotic theme.
Choose material
Wool
Wool yarns are most commonly used in the manufacture of carpets. We use only the higher quality virgin wool for our high-quality brand carpets. The habitat of the animals also determines the properties of the wool. Highland wool is particularly robust and resistant, lowland wool is considered particularly soft.
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Advantages at a glance:
- Wool fibres contribute to a cosy living atmosphere
- They are extremely hard-wearing
- Their natural grease makes them quite resistant to dirt and water
- Wool fibres have an antistatic effect
- They can be stretched and contracted by up to 30 percent, making them insensitive to pressure points
- They have a sound-absorbing, heat-insulating and climate-regulating effect
- Wool is a renewable raw material
Our tip: Wool carpets have a positive effect on the living climate, but are not suitable for damp rooms such as bathrooms. They have a high elasticity and dimensional stability, are naturally dirt-repellent, quick-drying and easy-care. Regular vacuuming is recommended.
Silk
In the past, it was reserved for kings and dignitaries, but today it is still one of the materials of the luxury class: natural silk. The noble natural product is still used today not only in the manufacture of fashion and home textiles, such as cushions and curtains, but also in carpets due to its special product properties.
Advantages at a glance:
- Strongest known natural fibre
- Appearance: soft sheen, natural elegance
- High dimensional stability
- Good ability to insulate
- Not as elastic as wool, but exceptionally hard-wearing and tear-resistant
- High knot density due to special fineness
- Motifs and patterns appear very precise; depending on the incidence of light, silk carpets can have very different effects
- Dyes are absorbed very well
- Different viewing angles make the carpet appear lighter or darker
Our tip: Silk carpets tolerate different viewing angles, but not moisture. Due to their sensitivity to water, they are not suitable for damp rooms!
Polyester
Although polyesters also occur in nature, they are generally understood to be the large family of synthetic polymers that are used in many areas today. Depending on the type of monomers used, the properties of the polyester can be varied. In the production of upholstery fabrics and carpets, polyesters are extremely popular, also because they allow many design options.
Advantages at a glance:
- very hard-wearing
- easy to clean
- heat insulating
- partly usable in the bathroom
- high pile and short pile carpets possible
- Allergy-friendly
