Jute Rug

A jute rug is a natural fiber rug with a raw and warm look. Ideal for a bohemian, Scandinavian, or seaside style, it adds texture.

A round jute rug under a coffee table creates a beautiful effect. Choose a thick model for more comfort underfoot.

Pitfall: a jute rug in a humid room (bathroom). Jute absorbs moisture and can mold.

The jute rug brings a natural and warm touch to your room. Its raw texture and rustic look perfectly match bohemian, Scandinavian, or seaside styles. In addition, jute is a durable and resistant fiber, ideal for high-traffic areas.

To maintain your jute rug, start by shaking it regularly to remove dust and dirt. You can also vacuum it using a soft brush. Avoid washing it too frequently with water, which could alter its fiber. Prefer dry cleaning or light dusting with a damp cloth.

For a living room, preferably choose a large jute rug that will cover most of the space. A model of 200 x 300 cm or 250 x 350 cm will generally be suitable for a medium-sized living room. This will create a solid and harmonious base for your layout.

Yes, you can absolutely combine a jute rug with other types of rugs, especially to create contrasts and defined areas in a room. For example, you can place a small wool or cotton rug on the jute rug, in the conversation area. This will add texture and visual interest.

The most classic colors for a jute rug are natural tones such as beige, ecru, or gray. These shades easily integrate into many decoration styles. You can also find jute rugs with subtle patterns or touches of brighter colors, such as blue, green, or rust, to bring a more personal touch to your interior.