Dense pile calms acoustics and hides lint. Best for living rooms and bedrooms.
EarthWeave Collections — rugs, runners, planks & tiles
Curated • By use & material
The Grounded Edit
Explore calm textures arranged by how you live — airy runners for breezy corridors, resilient wool for gatherings, oak and teak for timeless bases. Filter to what fits your day-to-day.
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Wool Classics Resilient piles, heathered calm for living rooms that host often.
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Jute Breezes Flat weaves for corridors and balconies — quick dry, low sheen.
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Oak Foundations Natural oil finishes that age with grace under any rug.
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Teak Depth Dense grain with a quiet glow — dining and entry zones.
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Coastal Stripes Directional lines that elongate rooms, light and easy.
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Minimal Plains Plain but not flat — a soft field that steadies colour.
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Pattern Edit Herringbone to diamonds — quiet geometry for depth.
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Kids & Play Washable runners and mats: soft landings, quick cleanups.
Material • Behaviour
Fiber Families
Not all fibres behave alike. This guide pairs feel with care, so your choice fits both your feet and your routine — humid monsoons, dry winters, daily sweeping included.
Low sheen, quick-dry feel. Ideal for corridors, balconies and airy studios.
Stays fresh through humidity spikes; pairs well with terrazzo or tile.
Weekend comfort for studios and rentals. Machine-washable runners.
Scrubs off grit at the threshold. Best as mats and porch runners.
Quiets small offices and kid corners. Pair with low-TOG rugs.
Touch • Thickness
Pile & Weave Compare
Slide to compare a low, airy flatweave with a plush wool pile. Both have a place — pick by room, sound and season.
Library • Subtle geometry
Pattern Library
Quiet geometry adds depth without noise. Compare six essentials — each swatch photographed in real light so you can judge texture honestly.
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Herringbone / Natural Timeless arrows that steady long rooms.
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Chevron / Warm A touch of motion without visual clutter.
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Basketweave Tactile structure that pairs with oak.
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Diamond / Jute Breezy veranda energy, low pile.
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Coastal Stripe Elongates spaces, friendly with terrazzo.
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Plain / Heather Minimal field that lets furniture speak.
Sets • Ready to place
Room Bundles
Starter sets that just work — a single rug matched to base floors and edge finish. Choose the mood; we keep the maintenance simple.
- Heather wool 8×10
- Oak oil base
- Binding tape edge
- Flat jute 2.5×10
- Terrazzo base
- Latex grip pad
- Low-shed plush 8×9
- Teak base
- Serge edge
- Cool flatweave 3×8
- Quick-dry care
- No fringe
Essentials • Keep it easy
Care & Pads — Quick Picks
Three small things that extend life and comfort. No solvents, no gimmicks.
Adds cushioning and grip on tile or wood. Cut to size.
For pile lift and gentle debris removal without tug.
Cold water first; soap last — blot, don’t rub.
Story • Feel in context
Texture Stories
Four everyday scenes that show why each texture earns its place.
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Heather Wool — calms echo, hides lint, soft landings for kids. -
Jute Diamond — breezy and quick-dry for monsoon balconies. -
Bamboo Flatweave — cool underfoot, wipes clean in seconds. -
Plush Bedroom — gentle warmth for morning steps.
Guide • India-first advice
Climate & Care Notes
India is many climates in one country. Choose textures with the season and routine in mind — not just the photo. Here’s how we match fibres to daily life without fuss.
Humidity & Monsoon
When humidity spikes, low-TOG flat weaves keep air moving so rooms feel fresh. Jute and bamboo dry quickly after balcony rain; wool stays stable if you avoid soaking and let it breathe. A shaded hour of airflow is worth more than harsh sun.
Dust, Sand & Shoes
If your corridor meets the outdoors, embrace a durable runner that traps grit at the threshold. Coir mats scrub, jute catches fine dust, and a latex-grip pad stops creep on smooth tile.
Sound & Small Rooms
Medium wool piles reduce mid-frequency reflections that make voices feel sharp. In compact flats, a plain heather field calms visuals so furniture stands out without clutter.
Weekly Rhythm
- Vacuum: low suction, beater bars off on wool.
- Rotate: 180° each quarter to balance light and footpaths.
- Spots: blot cold water first; mild soap last.
Edge choices: binding vs serge vs fringe
Binding gives a tailored line for flats and corridors; serge melts into plush piles; fringe is relaxed but best away from doorways. If you’re unsure, binding in a tone close to your base floor is the safest bet.
Base • Oil finishes
Plank Finishes
Two honest finishes that work with rugs — both low-VOC, both repairable at home.
- Soft, diffuse grain
- Spot re-oil friendly
- Pairs with plain & herringbone rugs
- Subtle glow without glare
- Dense, dining-safe surface
- Pairs with plush & chevron rugs
Flow • Daily paths
Runner Routes
Map the traffic: doorway → corridor → balcony. A slim runner catches grit, steadies sound and dries fast after rain.
- Grip: natural latex pad stops creep on terrazzo.
- Care: quick shake-out; weekly low-suction vacuum.
- Light: rotate quarterly to balance sun fade.
Colour • Mineral calm
Dye Studio
Earth-mineral tones that layer softly — never shouty, never flat.
We keep palettes restrained so rooms breathe. Heather yarns blend two tones for a lived-in depth; plains offer a quiet field where furniture can speak. Each batch is small, traceable and tested for colourfastness in Indian light.
Real homes • India
Customer Spaces
A light strip of calm rooms you sent us.
Insider • From the loom
Weaver’s Notes
Practical tips straight from workshops — tiny choices that change daily comfort.
Twist & pile height — why it matters
Higher twist resists pilling but feels firmer; lower twist feels plush but needs gentler brush care. For living rooms that host often, we tune a mid twist with 10–12 mm pile to balance wear and warmth.
Edge color that disappears
Pick binding one tone darker than your base floor — it visually melts and frames furniture instead of the rug edge stealing attention.
Backing that stays put
Natural latex dots grip smooth terrazzo; on wood, a felt pad adds cushion and protects finishes from micro-scratches.
Sun & rotation
Rotate a quarter turn every season to share sunlight. Heather yarns mask the fade line better than flat plains.
Setup • Do it right once
Installation Playbook
A calm room begins with a clean base and measured placement. Five small steps, big payoff.
- Clear & sweep. Remove fine grit so backing bonds evenly.
- Pad first. Lay felt or latex grip; trim shy of the rug edge by 1–2 cm.
- Place & align. Center on the main sightline, not the wall.
- Relax fibres. Let the rug settle 24 h; reverse curl with a book, never fold.
- Final check. Walk paths; adjust edge parallel to the longest furniture line.
Help • Straight answers
FAQ — Quick Answers
Clear, no-jargon replies to the most common choices.
Flatweave or plush for small rooms?
Flatweave keeps profiles low and doors happy; add a felt pad for cushion. Plush suits bedrooms where you want softer morning steps.
How to handle spills?
Blot cold water first. If needed, a pea of mild soap on a damp cloth. Rinse by blotting with clean water; air in shade.
What size under a 3-seat sofa?
8×10 holds the seating zone in most Indian living rooms; front legs on the rug, back legs off.
Fringe with pets?
Skip it. Choose binding or serge — fewer temptations, easier vacuuming.
Projects • At scale, still human
Trade & Hospitality
For designers, cafés and boutique stays: calm textures that handle traffic, keep acoustics gentle and clean up without drama. Small batches, reliable reorders, and straight answers on care.
Read • Short, useful notes
Journal
Field guides for calm homes: sizing wins, care myths, and quiet pattern picks. Two fresh reads and a peek from the loom.
How to size a rug for rooms with odd angles
Sightlines beat walls. Anchor the longest furniture line, then trim size to clear doors. Add a pad that stops creep on terrazzo.
Flatweave vs plush in humid months
Low-TOG flatweaves keep air moving when humidity spikes. For monsoon, air out in shade, not harsh sun — and always blot, never rub.
