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Kilim Rugs

Discover the soulful beauty of our flat-woven kilim rugs. With their artisanal feel and intricate patterns, these durable pieces bring a collected, well-travelled aesthetic to any room. It’s all about adding layers of culture, colour, and creativity to your space that you'll treasure for years to come.

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Shop Our Kilim Rug Collection

Our kilim rugs are timeless treasures, celebrated for their flat-woven construction and rich, geometric designs. With bold patterns and colours inspired by traditional artistry, each piece carries a sense of story and craftsmanship that instantly transports you. Lightweight yet durable, they bring texture, character, and a feeling of global discovery into your home—like keepsakes collected from travels far and wide. Perfect for grounding a living space, bedroom, or hallway, kilim rugs add depth and personality while weaving culture and history into the heart of your interiors. Explore more ways to layer warmth and texture in our textiles collection.

The Art of the Kilim Weave

Kilim rugs are crafted using a traditional flat-weaving technique that sets them apart from other styles. Woven without a pile, they have a beautifully slim profile that makes them lightweight, durable, and easy to move from room to room. This method of weaving not only enhances their strength but also allows the intricate patterns and colours to shine through with clarity and precision. The result is a rug that feels both practical and artful—perfect for layering character into your home. Discover more grounding pieces to complete your space in our lounge room rug collection.

Patterns and Storytelling

The beauty of a kilim rug lies not just in its weave, but in the stories carried through its patterns. Bold geometrics and striking motifs are more than decoration—they often draw on cultural symbols and time-honoured traditions, giving each piece a sense of depth and meaning. These designs bring a feeling of history and artistry into the home, while their strong lines and colours make a statement in any space. It’s this blend of symbolism and style that makes kilims so unique, connecting your interiors to a wider world of craft and culture. For more natural, grounding textures, explore our jute rug collection.

Styling with a Kilim Rug

Kilim rugs are wonderfully versatile, bringing colour, pattern, and personality wherever they’re placed. In a lounge room, they make a relaxed foundation—easy to layer with cushions and throws for a lived-in feel. As a hallway runner, their bold designs guide the eye and add energy to transitional spaces. Or, for something unexpected, try hanging one on the wall as a striking piece of textile art. Lightweight and durable, kilims adapt effortlessly to different settings, adding character and charm in their own unique way. For more ideas on grounding your spaces, explore our outdoor rug collection.

Bringing Colour to Your Space

Kilim rugs are masters at transforming a room, infusing it with rich colour and intricate pattern that feel both bold and artful. In a neutral or minimalist space, they become the hero piece—adding warmth, texture, and personality without overwhelming the room. Their earthy hues and geometric designs bring energy and depth, turning simple settings into soulful spaces layered with character. Whether styled underfoot or displayed as a statement, a kilim rug is an effortless way to introduce artistry into your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Difference Between a Kilim and a Pile Rug?

The key difference comes down to the way they’re woven. Kilims are crafted using a traditional flat-weave technique, which means they have no pile—resulting in a rug that’s lightweight, durable, and beautifully detailed in pattern. Pile rugs, on the other hand, are woven with cut or looped fibres that create a thicker, softer surface underfoot. Both bring their own kind of beauty: kilims offer bold design and versatility, while pile rugs add plush comfort and warmth. Choosing between them is all about the feel and function you want for your space.

Are Kilim Rugs Reversible?

Yes—one of the beautiful benefits of a kilim rug is that it’s often fully reversible. Because of their flat-woven construction, the design is visible on both sides, giving you the flexibility to flip it over if you’d like a fresh look or to even out wear over time. It’s a practical detail that adds to their longevity while staying true to their artisanal roots. Stylish, durable, and versatile, a kilim rug is a piece you can enjoy from every angle.

Can a Kilim Rug Be Used Outdoors?

Kilim rugs are best styled in dry, sheltered spaces where their intricate weaves and rich colours can truly shine. While they can be a beautiful addition to a covered patio or verandah, they’re not recommended for wet areas or outdoor spaces exposed to the elements. To keep your kilim looking vibrant and full of life, place it where it’s protected, whether indoors or in a shaded outdoor nook—somewhere it can add warmth, pattern, and personality without being weather-worn.

How Can I Prevent a Kilim Rug from Slipping on a Hard Floor?

Because kilim rugs are lightweight and flat-woven, they can shift a little on smooth surfaces. The simplest way to keep yours in place is with a non-slip underlay. It grips the floor, anchors the rug securely, and even adds a touch of extra cushioning underfoot. Trim the underlay slightly smaller than your rug so it stays hidden while doing its job. With this small addition, your kilim will stay perfectly positioned—letting its colour and pattern take centre stage without any slipping or sliding.