How do I choose the right size rug for my living room?

Select a rug large enough to fit the front legs of your furniture on top. This anchors the space and prevents the room from feeling disjointed.

What are the benefits of a wool rug?

Wool rugs are durable, naturally soil-resistant, and provide superior sound insulation and warmth compared to synthetic fibers.

Is a high-pile or low-pile rug better?

High-pile offers luxury and warmth for low-traffic zones, while low-pile is more practical and easier to clean in dining or high-activity areas.

How do I prevent my rug from sliding?

Use a high-quality anti-slip underlay. It keeps the rug in place, prevents bunching, and adds a layer of comfort and floor protection.

What is the best way to remove stains from a rug?

Blot immediately with a dry cloth and use lukewarm water for spot cleaning. Avoid rubbing or using harsh chemicals that can damage natural fibers.

Rug

A rug completes the look of your room. Whatever atmosphere you want to create, you’ll always succeed with the unique Desso Tarket rugs. A rug is not only a real eye-catcher, but also adds cohesion, comfort and sound insulation to any space.

Our Desso Tarket rugs have a standard size of 200 x 300 cm and are finished all around with a soft binding tape. As well as giving a luxurious look, this clean edging also prevents the rug from curling up. The underside of the rug is fitted with a strong felt anti-slip backing. This ensures the rug stays neatly in place.

ECONYL® 100% sustainable!

These beautiful rugs are made from recycled ECONYL® yarn. ECONYL® yarn is made from 100% regenerated nylon, mainly from abandoned fishing nets and yarn waste from the carpet recycling centre. Reusing this yarn is not only environmentally friendly and sustainable, but by purchasing a Desso Precious rug you also support the Healthy Seas initiative. This initiative aims to remove waste — especially abandoned fishing nets — to create healthier seas and recycle litter into regenerated yarn. For more information, visit www.healthyseas.org.