Nadia Kelim rug green

Terracotta, mustard yellow, natural wood and white. Green complements botanical accessories and plants naturally.

Over the years, dyed wool will fade slightly when exposed to direct sunlight for long periods. Turn the rug half a turn regularly.

A newly dyed rug may run slightly when washed with water for the first time. You should therefore test it first on a corner using a damp white cloth.

Yes, it comes naturally with houseplants and natural materials such as rattan and wood.

Vacuum the rug regularly, following the direction of the pile, on a low setting. Blot stains with cold water and a drop of pH-neutral wool detergent.

Yes. A green, deep-pile rug feels extra soft and brings a sense of tranquillity and warmth to the room. In this collection, you’ll also find woollen rugs and rugs containing viscose for a subtle sheen.

Yes. Green is often perceived as soothing and goes well with brightly coloured toys.

Yes. Wool is a natural insulator and therefore blocks some of the heat from the underfloor heating, meaning less heat reaches the space above the rug. You can still have the rug there, but the heat output will be lower than without it.

Botanical, Scandinavian and classically opulent interiors. A soft sage-green shade suits a tranquil interior, whilst forest green complements a richer, more classical interior.

In this collection, vintage rugs are explicitly labelled as such, such as the green Alkadiri vintage rug. With these vintage rugs, the colour has often faded slightly due to use and exposure to light compared to a new one, and signs of wear or repairs are part of their character.

Use a non-slip mat made of felt or rubber that is slightly smaller than the rug, so that the edges do not curl up and the rug does not slide on smooth floors.