Indoor and outdoor rugs

A rug is a textile product, generally rectangular, made of natural or man-made fibers, with colorful designs, used to cover floors, walls, or tables for both decorative and functional purposes. Rugs can be made using various techniques, such as knotting or weaving, and with a wide range of materials, including wool, silk, cotton, and synthetic fibers.

• Decoration: Rugs add color, texture, and style to spaces, creating a welcoming and personal atmosphere.
• Spatial definition: Rugs can be used to visually divide spaces, defining functional areas such as the living or dining area.
• Comfort: Rugs provide a soft, warm surface underfoot, increasing comfort and reducing footfall noise.
• Thermal insulation: Rugs can help insulate spaces, especially in the colder months.
• Floor protection: Rugs protect floors from scratches, wear, and stains, prolonging their life.
• Sound absorption: Rugs absorb noise, helping to reduce reverberation and improve room acoustics.
• Practical function in the kitchen and bathroom: In the kitchen, rugs offer a soft, non-slip surface, while in the bathroom they can absorb water and prevent slipping, especially after a shower or bath.
• Symbolism: In some cultures, rugs have symbolic meaning, representing the universe, the soul, or belonging to a community.