Natural fibers
Hand-spun wool, jute, and cotton coloured with plant-based dyes — honest materials that age gracefully and feel good underfoot. Nothing shed-prone or plastic that flattens within a season.
New-season weaves are in — order fabric swatches free before you commit to a size.
Warp & Weft · Handwoven Rug Studio
Floor pieces knotted and flatwoven by hand from natural fibers — wool, jute, cotton, and kilim, chosen to be walked on for a generation. Small runs, honest materials, and no two rugs quite alike.

Why shop with us
We believe a home is built slowly, one well-made piece at a time — and it starts from the floor up. Here is what guides every rug we choose to weave and carry.
Hand-spun wool, jute, and cotton coloured with plant-based dyes — honest materials that age gracefully and feel good underfoot. Nothing shed-prone or plastic that flattens within a season.
A small, edited collection of flatwoven kilims and knotted-pile rugs. Every piece is woven by a single artisan on a floor loom, so no two rugs are exactly alike — the way a real rug should be.
Every rug is rolled, wrapped by hand, and packed in recyclable paper — even the large ones. Domestic delivery is free on the whole collection, with tracking sent the moment it leaves the studio.
A rug has to live in your room to be judged. Unroll it for 14 days — if it isn't right, return it for a full refund, and we'll cover the return shipping on anything that arrives damaged.

Know your fibers
Every fiber has a feel and a purpose. Hand-knotted wool is plush and warm underfoot, wonderful in a living room or bedroom. Flatwoven jute is hard-wearing and textural, perfect for entryways and layering. Cotton dhurries wash easily for kitchens and hallways, and a reversible kilim brings pattern with almost no pile at all.
We list the material, weave, pile height, and dimensions on every rug so you can choose with confidence. Not sure what suits your room? Tell us the space and the foot traffic, and we'll point you to the fiber and size that will still look right in ten years.
Browse by materialMeasure once
| Rug size | Room | Placement rule | Quick check |
|---|---|---|---|
| 160 × 230 cm | Compact living room | Front legs of sofa on the rug | 30 cm of floor showing at edges |
| 200 × 300 cm | Family living room | All seating legs on the rug | Coffee table fully inside |
| 240 × 340 cm | Dining or open plan | Chairs stay on when pulled out | 70 cm beyond the table edge |
What people say
A few words from customers who unrolled one of our rugs at home. Replace these with your own reviews as they come in.
The highland wool rug has completely changed our living room — it's dense and plush underfoot and the colour is so much richer in person. You can feel it was knotted by hand, not stamped out by a machine.
Ordered the Anatolian kilim for our hallway and it arrived rolled and wrapped like a real gift. Reversible, low-pile, and it hides everyday dust beautifully. Genuinely the nicest thing I've bought for the house this year.
I put the jute round rug in our entryway on a whim and it grounds the whole space. Sturdy, textural, and the free rolled delivery arrived faster than I expected. The packaging was lovely too.
Visit the studio
The studio doubles as our showroom — every rug on the site is here to unroll and feel underfoot.
18 Seongsu-ro 9-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Two minutes from Seongsu Station (Line 2), Exit 3. Look for the oak door and the stack of rolled kilims in the window.
Phone · 02-000-0000
Good to know
Knot counts, sizing a room, and shipping a handwoven rug, all explained below. Contact us if anything is left unanswered.
As a rule of thumb, a living-room rug should sit under at least the front legs of your sofa, and a dining rug should extend about 60 cm beyond the table on every side so chairs stay on it. We list exact dimensions on each product, and we always recommend a natural-rubber rug pad — it stops slipping, cushions the pile, and makes any rug last years longer.
Explore the full collection of wool, jute, cotton, and kilim rugs — and ground a room in something made by hand to last a generation.