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  1. Swim 9349 Saffron

    Save up to 20% £319.20 - £1,276.00

    5 Sizes Available
  2. Lagoon 9333 Sunset

    Save up to 20% £319.20 - £1,276.00

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  3. Chess 9338 Honey

    Save up to 20% £319.20 - £1,276.00

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  4. Lucia 9357 Nuggets

    Save up to 20% £350.40 - £1,364.00

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  5. New York 9315 Gatsby Gold

    Save up to 20% £164.00 - £1,276.00

    6 Sizes Available
  6. Kimono 9161 Rinzu Gold

    Save up to 20% £350.40 - £1,022.40

    4 Sizes Available
  7. Coral 9227 Black Gold

    Save up to 20% £350.40 - £1,022.40

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  8. Coral 9226 Jelly Gold

    Save up to 20% £350.40 - £1,022.40

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  9. Highline 99031-2012

    £109.99 - £749.99

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  10. Griff 8550 Liberty Gold

    Save up to 20% £319.20 - £1,276.00

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  11. Trammel 9248 Roman Gold

    Save up to 20% £350.40 - £1,364.00

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  12. Baobab 9201 Madagascar Gold

    Save up to 20% £350.40 - £1,364.00

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  13. Griff 8419 Columbus Gold

    Save up to 20% £319.20 - £1,276.00

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Traditional Kilims, Flat woven Loops and Cotton Chenille's.

Kilims are generally coarse, flat, hand woven rugs, produced since the fourth or fifth century, and were often used as prayer mats. It is unlikely that we will ever know the true origin of these beautiful rugs, but they have evolved over the years to become a part of modern furnishings that is both functional and decorative. The way in which a kilim is made is very different to how a pile rug is created. Almost all kilims are woven from wool for both warp and weft, although some will use wool for the weft material alongside cotton warps. Unlike other rugs, kilims lay completely flat thanks to the lack of vertical weave (pile): horizontal wefts are pulled downwards very tightly so that the vertical warps are completely hidden. Because of the nature of their design, kilims lend themselves well to geometric patterns with clearly defined sharp edges. Our flat woven Cotton Chenille rugs feature vintage patchwork designs from industry leader Louis de Poortere, faded and distressed to emulate vintage antique rugs.