Vintage or classic rug: what exactly is the difference?
Vintage and classic styles overlap significantly in our collection: of the 42 vintage rugs, 30 are also classified as classic. That…
Berber
Abstract versus geometric rugs: what’s the difference?
Abstract and geometric styles are closer to one another than most style pairs in our collection. Of the 24 abstract rugs, …
Classic or modern rug: which style suits your interior?
Classic and modern are stylistic opposites. Our collection features 139 classic and 176 modern rugs, and not a single product falls…
High-pile or low-pile rug: which pile height suits your room?
High-pile or low-pile: it’s not a question of style, but of pile height. In our collection, these are two completely separate…
Berber or Classic rug: the striking contrast
You’re comparing Berber with Classical and might expect the two categories to overlap in some way, as is the case with many other style pairs on this…
Berber or modern rugs: where the styles intersect
You’re torn between a Berber and a modern rug and are wondering whether a traditional, hand-knotted rug is actually…
Moroccan or Berber rug: what’s the difference?
You’re looking for a rug and come across both “Moroccan rug” and “Berber rug”. Are they two different styles, or are they the same thing?…
Waarom Houseify werkt met wevers in Marokko
Een berber vloerkleed is een handgeknoopt of handgeweven wollen tapijt uit het Atlasgebergte in Marokko, gemaakt volgens Amazigh-weeftradities die generaties…
Tightly woven rugs (kpsi)
Have you seen a rug’s density listed in kpsi and are you wondering what that means? Kpsi…
Berber rugs by colour: white, beige or multicoloured
Are you torn between white, beige or multicoloured for your Berber rug? All three are listed as separate categories on…
Vintage or new rug: what to look out for
Vintage and semi-antique rugs show signs of previous use, ranging from slight variations in colour to a softer appearance that has developed over time. New…
Rug without fringes
An edge that runs straight to the corner, with no loose threads sticking out. That’s the outline of a rug…
