Sustainable Rugs: A New Chapter in Sustainable Design

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Traditional rugs frequently rely on virgin materials and production processes that can have a negative impact on the environment. Sustainable rugs made from regenerated materials, on the other hand, are gaining popularity as an eco-conscious option for environmentally conscious consumers. In this article, we will look at the concept of sustainable rugs, their benefits, and how they help to create a more environmentally friendly future.

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A New Chapter in Sustainable Design

The rug industry has evolved over time, and sustainability has recently become a focal point. Sustainable rugs are made from recycled materials that are waste or by products of other processes. Recycled fibers, reclaimed textiles, repurposed materials, and even upcycled materials like denim or leather scraps are examples of these materials. A reduction in the use of virgin materials, which conserves natural resources and relieves pressure on landfills. Regenerated materials used in sustainable rugs typically have a lower carbon footprint than new materials because they require less energy and resources to manufacture. This can help to create a more equitable and socially responsible supply chain, promoting social as well as environmental sustainability.

Luxury & Quality

Sustainable rugs are frequently designed to be long-lasting and durable. These rugs’ high-quality materials and craftsmanship ensure that they will withstand wear and tear, reducing the need for frequent replacements. This not only reduces waste but also saves resources over time.

A Greener Future

Sustainable rugs made from regenerated materials are gaining traction as an eco-friendly and socially responsible option for conscious consumers. With their environmental benefits, social impact, durability, and end-of-life considerations, sustainable rugs are contributing to a greener future.

Sustainable Rugs: the Relaunch of 10 iconic Rugs

Cell Rug

The human body is made up of various types of cells. This indoor rug will serve as the dining room’s body, bringing together all of the other design cells into one cohesive design.

Valencia Rug

Inspired by a summer trip to Valencia, Spain, where the heat is intense and the colors are vibrant. A city so vibrant and colorful that it could only be depicted in neutral tones, with warm yellow invading.

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Dark And Modern Bedroom With Our Amazing Valencia Rug

Golden Bugs Rug

Golden Bugs is a 100% botanical silk rug inspired by the relationship between bugs and spirituality. It was designed to create the perfect harmony in your interior design, with a touch of mother earth.

White Garden Rug

White Garden is a square-shaped rug inspired by the elegance of neutral tones. With its shades of white, it is suitable for any environment. The neutral color and geometric style reference in its interior make it a very elegant and classy product.

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Beautiful Entryway With The Metamorphosis Rug

Ocli Rug

Ocli rug was created with a simple geometric design and basic colors to prove that black can be original, poetic, and elegant when used in interior design. Ocli is a luxury contemporary rug with a minimalist aesthetic that combines three different techniques: hand-tufted, overtufting, and carving.

West Rug

West rug is timeless elegant and adds a distinct touch of sophistication and style to any interior design. The use of wood brown shades makes this rug a perfect Mid-Century item.

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Eye Rug

The eyes are the soul’s window. Looking someone in the eyes is a Western practice for seeking honesty. It is also the starting point for love. Bringing this modern rug into your home will undoubtedly make everyone fall in love with it and will elevate the design in your home.

Adler Rug

Adler is a hand-tufted rug made of natural wool and botanical silk that demonstrates that we can incorporate art into our homes.

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Dêco Rug

Inspired by the Art Deco movement, which peaked in the 1920s, Rug’Society created the Dêco irregular rug, which best represents the neutral collection.

Antelope Rug

Antelope is the name given to magnificent animals that are wild and difficult to capture; its etymology refers to animals with long eyelashes. In many places, the antelope’s horn is prized for its alleged medicinal and magical properties. In Eastern medicine, the horn of the male saiga is used as an aphrodisiac, and it has been hunted nearly to extinction.

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Modern Contemporary Living Room With Antelope Geometric Rug

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