Luxury rugs at Bel-Deco bring together hand-knotted, hand-tufted and hand-woven designs for a living room, bedroom or hallway, drawn from all our designer rugs at outlet prices. This catalogue spans wool, viscose and bamboo silk, with a wide choice of models for anyone who wants a handmade piece without paying showroom rates.
Size comes first. A three-seater sofa measures roughly 200 to 220 cm, and a coffee table around 120 x 60 cm; the front legs of the sofa usually rest on the rug, leaving 20 to 40 cm of floor visible around the edges. Among luxury rugs for living room settings, the 200x300 size is the most requested format on the site, and anyone furnishing this space can browse our living room rugs for further options in that dimension.
| Size |
|---|
| 120x170 |
| 160x230 |
| 170x240 |
| 200x300 |
| 250x350 |
| 300x400 |
| Round rugs |
| Hallway runners |
Wool leads this selection, prized for its warmth and resilience. Viscose gives a silky sheen often described as vegetable silk. Bamboo silk appears in several models for a comparable lustre, and buyers drawn to that finish can explore our bamboo silk rugs, while jute and linen bring a rougher, natural texture to a smaller group of pieces.
The Wooly rug, in 240x300, is hand-tufted from New Zealand wool with a total height of 8.6 mm and a weight of 2.44 kg per square metre. The Erica rug, woven entirely from vegetable silk viscose, is hand-woven with a 0.6 cm pile and weighs 4.5 kg per square metre.
Hand-knotted rugs make up a large part of this selection, each knot formed by hand to build the pattern and its density. Hand-tufted pieces are made by piercing yarn into a backing, then shearing the pile to an even finish. Hand-woven rugs are produced on a loom, often for flatter designs with visible texture.
The London Cannage rug, in pink and green wool and viscose, is hand-tufted in a 200x300 size. The Labyrinthe Bleu rug is also hand-tufted, combining New Zealand wool and viscose in a 220x300 format.
Designer patterns dominate this range, followed by geometric motifs across a good number of pieces. Grey remains the most common colour, ahead of beige. Buyers searching for luxury rugs London or comparing other ranges often look for the same balance: a handmade piece, a recognisable motif, a price that sits below a showroom. The designer rugs page brings all the designer models together.
The Gold Tencel rug, in 170x240, weighs 5.1 kg per square metre. The London rug, in wool and viscose, is hand-tufted in a 180x301 size. Each piece in this range carries its own technical sheet, listing composition, pile height and weight, so the rug received matches the one shown in the photographs.
A three-seater sofa measures roughly 200 to 220 cm. A 200x300 or a 250x350 rug generally leaves the recommended 20 to 40 cm of floor visible around the furniture, while letting the front legs of the sofa rest on the rug itself.
A hand-knotted rug is built knot by knot on a loom, giving a fine, dense pattern. A hand-tufted rug is made by piercing yarn into a backing, then shearing the pile to an even finish, which produces a regular, plush surface.
This range includes wool, viscose, bamboo silk, jute, linen and a small group of synthetic fibres. Wool and viscose are the most common, chosen for warmth, softness and a silky sheen depending on the piece.
Several models with a low pile are suited to frequent footsteps, such as those found among the hallway runners. A flatter weave and a shorter pile generally cope better with daily passage than a deep, plush pile.
