Wool rugs

A good wool rug doesn't just make a room warmer, it makes it calmer. Our wool rugs are handmade in a family-run weaving mill in southern Germany, from pure sheep's wool, on a traditional loom. Every piece is one of a kind: blending different wool colors creates a lively, natural color palette that no machine-made rug can match. ... Read more What makes them special is the way they're made. Our rugs are fulled, a traditional southern German method in which the woven wool is gently felted with heat and contracts firmly. This makes the rug noticeably more durable: it sheds hardly any fibers and keeps its shape even with daily use. Many inexpensive rugs skip this step and rely on volume instead, which quickly gets trampled flat and sheds in the process. Our wool rugs, by contrast, are tightly and densely woven and identical on both sides, so you can simply flip them over. Sheep's wool also helps balance the humidity in your room by absorbing and releasing moisture, and naturally repels dirt. No moth-proofing chemicals, so they're safe for children and pets. Show less

Wool Rug Hugs - Hugs Snow White

From 590,00 €

Wool Rug Hugs - Hugs Light Grey

From 590,00 €

Wool Rug Hugs - Hugs Dark Grey

From 590,00 €

Wool Rug Hugs - Hugs Charcoal

From 590,00 €

Wool Rug Knus - Alabaster

From 690,00 €

Wool Rug Knus - Bronzit

From 690,00 €

Wool Rug Knus - Stone

From 690,00 €

Wool Rug Knus - Graphite

From 690,00 €

Wool carpets from southern Germany

The art of carpet weaving has been passed down for generations at our partner weaving mill. Each rug is handcrafted on a traditional loom, entirely in Germany. We use 100 percent robust sheep's wool, a naturally renewable raw material. Woven loops give the rug its soft, pleasant feel, while the characteristic honeycomb structure makes it both durable and easy to care for. This way, you don't receive a mass-produced item, but a unique piece made just for you.

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Why boiled wool lasts longer

The most important difference compared to a budget rug lies in the fulling process. During this, the woven wool is treated with heat so that it lightly felts and binds firmly together. As a result, a fulled rug is significantly more durable and loses hardly any fibers. Because our rugs are also woven tightly and densely, they do not flatten as quickly as voluminous rugs, which may seem fluffy at first but quickly give way under pressure. And since both sides are crafted identically, you can simply flip your rug to further extend its lifespan.

Good for the room and the indoor climate

Thanks to their hollow fiber structure, sheep's wool can absorb and release moisture and heat. This ensures a pleasant, balanced indoor climate and makes our wool rugs perfectly suitable for underfloor heating. High elasticity allows pressure marks from furniture to disappear after a short time. Our rugs are deliberately not treated with moth-repellent toxins, making them safe for children and pets. To see which shade best matches your sofa and floor, it is best to use a sample or visit us directly in our showroom. Feel free to book a free interior design consultationin Munich, Hamburg, or via video.

Frequently asked questions

What are your wool rugs made of?

Made from 100 percent pure sheep's wool, a naturally renewable raw material. Each rug is handcrafted in a family-run weaving mill in southern Germany on a traditional loom.

What does "fulled" mean and why is it important?

During the fulling process, the woven wool is treated with heat, causing it to slightly felt and tighten. This is a traditional South German method. As a result, the rug becomes significantly more durable and sheds hardly any fibers, unlike many inexpensive rugs where this step is skipped.

Do the rugs shed a lot of fibers?

Significantly less than volumetrically woven carpets. Because our carpets are fulled and tightly woven, the fibers are held firmly in place. Individual loose wool fibers may occur initially; this is normal for natural wool and will subside after a short time.

Can I use the rug on both sides?

Yes. Our wool rugs are crafted the same on both sides and are therefore reversible. You can simply turn them over; this balances out wear and tear and extends their lifespan.

Are the carpets suitable for underfloor heating?

Yes, perfectly. Sheep's wool conducts heat well and simultaneously regulates humidity in the room. This makes our wool carpets ideal for rooms with underfloor heating.

Are the rugs safe for children and pets?

Yes. Our rugs are not treated with mothproofing toxins and are made of pure natural wool. This makes them safe for children and pets.

How do I care for a wool rug?

Best done by regular vacuuming. For light cleaning, spray with sparkling water, let dry, and vacuum. For heavier soiling, professional cleaning is recommended. Rotate the rug every few months to prevent wear.

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