Kilim Rug Charcoal 125x80 cm

• The grey centre keeps the rug calm, while the border and fringe add a darker frame.
• Teal and orange details catch the eye without overwhelming the room.
• The flatwoven surface sits lower than a pile rug, giving a cleaner, firmer feel underfoot.
• Its geometric pattern works well with wood, stone, linen and simple painted walls.
• The fringed ends soften the rectangular shape and give it a relaxed, lived-in character.

This kilim rug is made from cotton and polyester, woven as a flat tapestry-style textile rather than a deep pile carpet. The design is built from colour changes within the weave, which gives kilims their clear, graphic look and means each piece can have its own slight visual character.

Use it where you want pattern, warmth and a low profile: beside a bed, in a reading corner, across a narrow floor space, or layered over a larger plain rug. Shake it outside to loosen dust, or vacuum gently without a rotating brush. Blot spills promptly with a clean cloth and let the rug dry flat.

Kilim rugs belong to a long weaving tradition across Turkey and the wider Anatolian region, where flatwoven textiles were valued for being portable, practical and richly decorative. Unlike pile rugs, a kilim is made with a flat tapestry structure, so the design feels integrated into the cloth rather than sitting above it. The stepped forms, borders and repeated shapes seen here echo that graphic tradition, bringing a sense of movement and craft history without needing a formal, museum-like setting.

This rug measures 125 × 80 cm and weighs 800 g. It is made in Turkey from cotton and polyester, with a grey, charcoal, teal, orange, cream and dark blue geometric design and fringed ends.

It suits someone setting up a new home, refreshing a small room, or adding texture to a calm, simple interior. The size makes it easy to place, while the pattern gives it more presence than a plain floor covering.