Purlin Rug

Designed in London and handwoven in India the Purlin Rug features designer Eleanor Pritchards intricate graphic patterns inspired by London architectural skyline and draws its name from vernacular architectural roofing structures. The Purlin design is a pattern of long narrow bars alternating square blocks arranged in a half-drop repeat pattern resulting in a clean linear design with pared-back feel. With a colour palette based on warm and dark greys, the Eleanor Pritchard rug collection beautifully encapsulates the metropolitan aesthetic of London.

Available in three sizes and the option of a hand-tufted or a flat-weave design.

Hand-Tufted

Hand-tufted rugs have a pile and are manually made using a tufting gun. The rug design is placed on a cotton fabric which is stretched tightly over a frame. The tufting gun pushes wool thread through the cotton, which are fastened to the base of the rug. The rug is then sheared so that all of the loops on the top of the rug are cut, which creates the pile. Hand tufting allows for the creation of curved patterns which vary in strand length. Hand tufted rugs are extremely durable and can withstand high traffic.

Flat-Weave

Flat-weave rugs have a flat finish and no pile. Flat-weave rugs are manually made using a vertical process which involves tightly knotting each thread. A small braid is made with each weave, creating the most characteristic feature of this traditional technique.