Wool Woven Rug - Knit Cream

Studio Clarice stands for rugs that embody the refinement of design and the precision of a thoughtfully crafted composition. Every design begins with an idea and evolves into a rug that brings direction and depth to a space.

From linework to texture, every detail is intentionally chosen. The combination of rich materials, sophisticated textures, and carefully balanced color palettes creates a tangible sense of quality and a visual calm that continues to captivate. The collection ranges from serene tone-on-tone nuances to bold graphic statements, designed to bring balance to your interior while allowing it to make a statement.

A designer rug by Studio Clarice is not a background element, but a focal point. A stylish foundation that not only provides comfort but also enhances the cohesion and overall aesthetic of your interior.

Sheep's wool is the basis of this rug, and owes its dirt and moisture repellent properties to lanolin, the wool's own natural grease, which also insulates against the cold and muffles sound better than a hard floor. In the first few weeks the fibre may shed slightly, a normal trait that settles down with regular vacuuming. Because wool rugs are often hand knotted or hand woven, small irregularities and slight size variations are normal.

Viscose is derived from wood pulp and processed into a fibre with a subtle sheen, giving the surface a refined finish, though the same production process leaves the fibre vulnerable to water and friction. Viscose is also naturally hypoallergenic.

Cotton is a natural plant fibre with a matte, understated look that may shed slightly in the first few weeks; this is normal and settles down with regular vacuuming. Cotton naturally absorbs a little more dirt and moisture than a synthetic rug, part of its natural character, which is also why the strong fibre is often used as a backing on other rugs.

You can vacuum the rug with the bristles tucked in. To protect the delicate fibers, we advise against using vacuum cleaners (stick vacuums/robot vacuums), and for flat-woven rugs, to vacuum in the direction of the weave.

Sheep's wool is the basis of this rug, and owes its dirt and moisture repellent properties to lanolin, the wool's own natural grease, which also insulates against the cold and muffles sound better than a hard floor. In the first few weeks the fibre may shed slightly, a normal trait that settles down with regular vacuuming. Because wool rugs are often hand knotted or hand woven, small irregularities and slight size variations are normal.

Viscose is derived from wood pulp and processed into a fibre with a subtle sheen, giving the surface a refined finish, though the same production process leaves the fibre vulnerable to water and friction. Viscose is also naturally hypoallergenic.

Cotton is a natural plant fibre with a matte, understated look that may shed slightly in the first few weeks; this is normal and settles down with regular vacuuming. Cotton naturally absorbs a little more dirt and moisture than a synthetic rug, part of its natural character, which is also why the strong fibre is often used as a backing on other rugs.