Buying guide · Materials
Linenrugs.
Linen comes from the flax plant. A linen rug is cool underfoot, matte rather than shiny, and has the relaxed, slightly rumpled character of linen cloth.
i.What linen brings
Linen fibres are long and strong, with a natural slub that gives the surface quiet texture. Colours take on a soft, washed look. Linen is most often used in flatweaves and low-pile rugs, where its texture shows best.
ii.Where it belongs
Linen suits relaxed, summery rooms: bedrooms, sitting rooms and dining rooms with gentle traffic. It is less springy than wool, so creases and footprints show more readily.
iii.Looking after it
Vacuum regularly, blot spills, rotate the rug so it wears evenly and keep a pad underneath. Leave deep cleaning to a professional.
From our archive
Linen rugs we have carried.
Past rugs, shown as examples and no longer in stock. Ask us what we have in now.
Aspen BeigeNo longer in stock 
Aspen CoffeeNo longer in stock 
Aspen MochaNo longer in stock 
Aspen StoneNo longer in stock 
Aspen PlatinumNo longer in stock 
Aspen EspressoNo longer in stock 
Aspen SlateNo longer in stock 
Aspen MushroomNo longer in stock
Questions
Linen, asked
Linen fibre is strong, but it does not spring back the way wool does, so it shows wear sooner in busy spaces. It is lovely in quieter rooms.
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