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A question about a piece, a wall you are unsure about, or a commission you have in mind — write to us and a person will answer, usually within one working day.
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Questions we are asked most
How do I hang a rug on my wall?
The method we recommend for almost every piece is a slim wooden rail. Sew a fabric sleeve along the back of the top edge, slide in a batten cut 2 cm narrower than the rug, and rest the batten on two brackets. The weight spreads evenly, nothing pierces the weave, and the panel hangs flat. For pieces under about 6 kg, a row of small hooks or a curtain rod through sewn loops works just as well. Never drive nails through the textile itself.
How should I choose the right size?
As a rule, the piece should occupy roughly two thirds of the wall it sits on, or two thirds to three quarters of the width of the furniture beneath it. Above a three-seat sofa, that usually means 150–200 cm wide. On a narrow hallway wall, a portrait panel of 90–120 cm reads better than anything wider. Send us a photo with a rough measurement and we will tell you what fits.
Can I use it as a floor rug?
Most of our pieces can be, but we do not recommend it. They are selected for pattern and colour that reads at a distance, and many are older or finely woven — foot traffic wears them in a way that cannot be undone. If you want a rug for the floor, tell us and we will point you to pieces that are robust enough.