Custom Made
Custom Made
A rug that is entirely yours
We hand-knot custom rugs in any size and shape, from a small piece beside the bed to oversized rugs of 20 metres and more, and on a purpose-built loom we can go to 30 or 40 metres. Every rug is knotted by hand in Nepal or India, in wool, natural silk, bamboo silk, nettle or Kashmir wool, and most designs can be configured and ordered online in your exact dimensions. At a standard knot density a rug takes four to six months from approved design to delivery, and longer for the finest knots (how long a custom rug takes).
Most of what we make starts as a conversation. You bring a room, and sometimes a colour you cannot stop thinking about, and we weave it into a hand-knotted carpet made for you alone. There are four ways to begin.
1. A fully bespoke design
We design with you from a blank page: scale, composition, palette, materials, and finish. You see a hand-knotted sample of the real colours and quality before we commit the full piece to the loom. From first sketch to delivery, one person stays on the project, so you never have to explain it twice.
2. Tailor an existing design
Love a piece from one of our collections but need it in your size, your palette, or a different material? We adapt almost any design. The character stays, the dimensions and colours become yours.
3. A custom size or shape
Round, runner, oversized, or made to the exact footprint of a room. We weave to the centimetre, including wall to wall for a single space. For circles, see our guide to round rugs, and for proportions room by room, our rug size guide.
4. Large and professional projects
For interior architects, hotels, and developments we handle volume and coordination: multiple rooms, repeat palettes, lead times planned around a build. We have delivered to homes, hotels, offices, and yachts across the world.
How a bespoke piece is made
Hand-knotted in India or Nepal in wool and natural silk, dyed with a technique that gives the abrash you see in the finest old carpets: the tonal movement within a single colour that comes from hand-spun yarn taking the dye unevenly. Weaving alone takes four to six months at standard density, longer for higher knot counts, and a piece hurried on the loom shows it for the rest of its life. Cared for well it lasts 20 to 30 years or longer, often across generations.
Begin with a conversation or plan a showroom visit in Evergem.