We tell you all about jute carpets

History

Jute bark is a natural, biodegradable plant fiber found in India and Bangladesh. Initially used in textiles, via burlap bags, it quickly became a major trend in interior design, and is now considered eco-responsible.

The style

Boho on the beach or ethnic in the countryside, it brings its natural aura to both classic and contemporary interiors. Combine it with a (white) linen sofa, materials such as rattan or bamboo, or Scandinavian furniture in blond wood, for jute rugs have become a basic. Round with arabesque motifs, oval or rectangle? When it comes to size, you're spoilt for choice: XXL or smaller, it's at home in the hallway, the bathroom, the living room, at the foot of the bed in the bedroom, and even in the nursery.

The verdict?

In summer and winter alike, jute rugs are ultra-resistant, with a handmade look and, above all, a chameleon-like spirit that adapts to any room in the house. Easy to care for, jute won't spoil in contact with water.

And if you're not a fan of the natural look, you'll be delighted by the fashionable colors: black, like the mocha rug, or pastel-tinted versions, like mint green in water, perfect for a child's bedroom. In short, we love jute, we love it, and here (at last) is a rug that we want to have at our feet and that we can't get enough of.

Discover our jute rug models here