Custom Hand-Tufted

Welcome to the world of custom hand-tufted rugs, where versatility meets luxury. Explore the process behind creating these customizable masterpieces.

Designing Your Custom Rug

STEP 1

Choose from our extensive design library or submit your own custom rendering to start the design process.

STEP 2

Personalize your rug with a wide range of colors using the pom box and materials, including wool, silk, and synthetic fibers.

STEP 3

Specify the shape and size that best fits your space, whether it’s a standard size or a unique shape tailored to your needs

Precision Tufting
- Hand-tufted rugs are crafted using a tufting gun to push fiber loops through a backing. A sturdy foundation called a scrim is applied with adhesive which secures the tufts, followed by a protective backing. After shearing to create the pile, these rugs boast durability, lasting 12 to 20 years in high-traffic areas.
Customization of Existing Designs
- Explore the option to customize existing hand-tufted rugs to your specifications for added convenience. Click here to view our hand-tufted rugs.

Approval and Sampling
- Once the design is finalized, a corner sample can be created for your approval at your request, and production begins once you approve.
Customization of Existing Designs
- Take advantage of our flexibility in accommodating custom shapes and sizes to suit your specific requirements.

Lead Time
- Enjoy shorter lead times compared to hand-knotted rugs, with production typically taking a few months to complete.

Finishing Options
- Choose the finishing options that are best for your custom hand-tufted rug.
Backing
- Hand-tufted rugs often have a backing material applied to the underside for stability and durability. This backing can be made of various materials like cotton or synthetic fibers.
No show Binding
- Hand-tufted rugs can be finished with binding around the edges to prevent fraying and give a neat appearance.
Serging
- Some hand-tufted rugs may feature serged edges, where the edges are sewn with a continuous overlocking stitch to prevent fraying and add strength.