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Beige rug

A beige rug is the versatile neutral: soft, warm, and calm, and it combines effortlessly with any wood type and style. The safe base that connects a space without demanding attention. Find your beige rug below.

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  • Minimum 2-year warranty
  • 100% pure wool
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300 x 200 cm Ayoub Boujaad rug beige
Beige berber vloerkleed
Oorspronkelijke prijs was: € 2.750,00.Huidige prijs is: € 1.649,95.

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What is a beige rug?

A beige rug has a warm, sandy to light brown hue. In hand-knotted and hand-woven rugs, the beige colour often comes from the natural colour of undyed sheep’s wool, which naturally ranges from ivory to sandy. Where dyeing is used, the beige colour is achieved using vegetable dyes such as walnut husks, or synthetic dyes for a more even shade.

Beige softens contrasts and complements virtually any type of wood, from light oak to dark walnut. It is therefore one of the most commonly used base colours in the Houseify collection, featuring in almost every weaving tradition.

Beige, as is traditional

Type Beige version Feature
Berber Ivory to sand-coloured base Often with dark window frames
Kelim Beige with coloured patterns Flat-woven, thin
Persian rug Beige as the background colour Delicate medallion in a contrasting colour

Take a look beige Berber rug or the beige kilim. For a lighter shade, have a look at the white rug.

How do you choose the right beige rug?

Start with the area where the rug will be placed and measure the desired area:

  • 2- or 3-seater sofa: 160 x 230 cm or 200 x 300 cm.
  • Dining table: The tablecloth extends far enough on each side that the chairs remain on the tablecloth when they are pulled out.
  • Bedroom: 170 x 240 cm next to or under a double bed.
  • Hall or passageway: a smaller rug or runner, with a clear path to walk along.

A plain beige rug tends to blend into a light oak floor; in this case, choose a beige rug with dark lines or a pattern. On dark wood, tiles or concrete, however, a plain beige rug actually adds light and warmth.

Why order from Houseify?

Houseify offers beige rugs in a range of styles and techniques. The exact dimensions, material composition and stock status are listed for each product.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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This is often the case: the colour is the natural colour of the wool. In some rugs, the wool is lightly dyed using plant-based or synthetic dyes. The material composition is listed for each product.

Beige shows stains more easily than a dark rug, but it hides light dust and sand well. Blot stains immediately with a damp cloth and hoover regularly.

Beige has a warmer, sandy undertone; cream is lighter and more neutral. In undyed wool, the two shades are very similar and vary from sheep to sheep and from one wash to the next.

White, terracotta, olive green, navy, black and natural wood. Beige is a neutral base that allows other colours to come into their own.

Undyed wool may take on a slightly warmer tone over the years when exposed to direct sunlight. Rotate the rug half a turn regularly to ensure the colour remains even.

Yes. Beige warms up a cool grey floor. Choose a beige rug with grey or black accents, so that the colours of the floor and the rug complement each other.

Vacuum regularly, do not use bleach and do not leave the rug to dry in the sun whilst wet. Leave any major cleaning to a professional rug cleaner.

Beige shows stains more easily than a patterned rug, but a beige rug with a pattern or texture hides light stains better than a plain, solid-coloured one.

Wool is a natural insulator, which means it retains some of the heat. The rug can be placed on underfloor heating, but please bear in mind that the heat output may be reduced.

Vacuum the rug regularly, following the direction of the pile, on a low setting. Blot stains immediately with a damp cloth and a drop of pH-neutral wool detergent, as a neutral pH leaves the wool fibres intact.

Many vintage rugs have turned beige through wear and tear, washing and sunlight, whilst they once had a lighter or different shade. Signs of wear or repairs are part of their character.

Use a light-coloured non-slip mat made of felt or rubber that is slightly smaller than the rug, so that the edges do not curl up and a dark mat does not show through.

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