Buying guide · Materials
Wool & linenrugs.
A wool and linen rug pairs the spring and warmth of wool with the cool, matte texture of linen, often in a flatweave or low pile.
i.How the blend works
Wool gives the rug body and resilience, so it recovers from footsteps. Linen adds texture, a dry matte finish and softer, washed-looking colour. Woven together, often with the two fibres side by side in the pattern, they give a rug that looks relaxed but wears better than linen alone.
ii.Where it belongs
Living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms, especially in calm, natural colour schemes. It is a good middle ground for anyone who loves the look of linen but needs a little more toughness.
iii.Looking after it
Vacuum regularly, blot spills, rotate the rug every so often and use a pad. Professional cleaning every two to three years.
From our archive
Wool & 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
Wool & linen, asked
For busier rooms, usually yes: the wool helps the rug recover from wear while keeping most of linen’s look.
Timonium & Maple Lawn
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