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Flatweave and Natural Fibre in a commercial interior
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Texture begins with the weave.

Flatwoven rugs and broadloom surfaces developed through structure, fibre, backing and edge treatment.

Why this construction

Designed around the way the space performs.

01

Structure-led surface

Ribs, small geometry and herringbone rhythms let the weave carry the design.

02

Material routes

Jute, sisal and wool offer distinct texture, warmth and performance choices.

03

Flexible format

Broadloom, runners and shaped rugs can be developed around the plan.

From idea to surface

Four controlled moves.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Confirm the rooms, traffic, visual direction and target programme.

  2. 02

    Develop

    Resolve pattern, palette, scale, construction and critical transitions.

  3. 03

    Sample

    Review a physical trial for colour, texture, definition and finish.

  4. 04

    Specify

    Lock layouts, quantities, backing, performance documents and delivery sequence.

Project fit

Where it works

  • Members clubs and private lounges
  • Residential living spaces
Custom direction

What can vary

  • Pattern scale and repeat
  • Project colour palette
  • Fibre, pile and surface texture
  • Backing and installation method
  • Borders, transitions and room coordination
Specification outline

A project system, not a universal fixed spec.

Final values depend on construction, fibre, backing, traffic class, local regulations and the selected project route.

Construction
Jute / Sisal / Wool
Pattern
Custom scale, repeat and colour available
Format
Selected around room plans and installation method
Performance
Confirmed against project traffic and local requirements
Documentation
Technical data, sample record and installation guidance by request
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Start with the room, not a stock number.

Share the plan, palette and performance brief.

The project desk can recommend a construction, sample route and specification direction.