In a villa, a rug can connect volumes that might otherwise feel dispersed. It can also introduce intimacy into very open rooms.
Reference guide
Look at long views, thresholds and how people move from one space to another. A large rug does not always need to be centred; sometimes it should follow use rather than symmetry.
The Maison looks first for the right scale: enough presence to anchor the furniture, enough breathing room to let the architecture remain visible.
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.
