Maison Tóukkani · Practical guide

Rugs for interior designers

For an interior designer, the rug often enters when a project needs warmth, coherence and depth. It is also one of the room’s largest textile surfaces.

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Reference guide

Rugs for interior designers

The references to keep in mind

The best method is to work simultaneously with palette, fabrics, woods, stone and light. A wool sample can prevent many mistakes that a screen will not reveal.

Three points to check

  • Work from the complete moodboard
  • Order samples early
  • Coordinate rug and textiles together

The Maison’s point of view

The Maison can adapt palette, format and relief of an existing piece or develop a specific design from the interior concept.

For a real project, these references should always be tested against plans, light, use and the constraints of place. The Maison then confirms material, dimensions and feasibility through Project Desk.