Geometry

Pattern built to rules — from the Greek key and the zellige star to the isometric grid, where nothing is placed by eye.

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RW1005A washable chenille area rug in a modern living room

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Rug Weavers buying guide

Geometry washable rug collection

Pattern built to rules — from the Greek key and the zellige star to the isometric grid, where nothing is placed by eye. Rug Weavers translates this design story into a soft, low-pile and washable format for contemporary homes.

Look closely at scale and contrast when choosing from the Geometry collection. Larger motifs create a stronger architectural centre, while finer repeats read as texture from across the room. A worn or softened palette can make historic pattern easier to combine with modern furniture.

Every design is offered in ten practical sizes. Use the room and colour filters to find a version that connects with the space, then confirm the dimensions by marking the floor before ordering.

Questions about geometry

What defines the Geometry collection?

Pattern built to rules — from the Greek key and the zellige star to the isometric grid, where nothing is placed by eye.

Can traditional pattern work in a modern room?

Yes. Keep the largest furniture forms simple and use the rug as the detailed layer. Repeating one or two of its quieter colours elsewhere makes the mix feel deliberate.

How do I care for rugs in this collection?

Vacuum with low suction, blot spills promptly and wash gently at 30°C when the care label permits. Avoid bleach and fabric softener, then air dry fully.