Flatweave Rugs

Warp and weft threads are interlaced without a pile, producing a slim, durable rug with a crisp graphic quality.

Lightweight, practical and reversible

Flatweaves are made by passing horizontal weft yarns over and under vertical warp yarns. With no raised pile, they are easy to move, layer, and maintain. Their low profile works especially well beneath doors and dining furniture while showing geometric patterns with clarity.

Best suited to

Dining rooms, entryways, kitchens, layered rooms, and other high-traffic spaces.

Typical making time

Two to four weeks

Everyday care

Vacuum regularly and use a rug pad

Flatweave Rugs: FAQ

What is a dhurrie?

A dhurrie is a traditional Indian flatweave rug, woven on a loom without a pile. Dhurries are light, durable and often reversible.

Are flatweave rugs good for dining rooms?

Yes. With no pile, chairs slide easily and crumbs are simple to vacuum, which makes flatweaves a practical choice under dining tables.

Do flatweave rugs need a rug pad?

We recommend one. A pad stops the rug sliding on hard floors and adds cushioning underfoot.