Kilim Rugs

The tradition that transforms your home

Kilim rugs are not just decorative pieces: they are small, hand-woven works of art with centuries of history.

With their vibrant colours, geometric designs, and flat textures, these rugs bring character, warmth, and an artisanal feel that feels authentic. If you are looking for a rug with soul, style, and that fits into any room, a kilim is exactly what you need.

Kilim rug: tradition that adapts to your style

Kilims have crossed borders and decorative styles. What was once typical of Oriental or bohemian homes is now perfectly integrated into modern environments, rustic, minimalist, or eclectic spaces. Their flat weave and lightness make them easy to move, maintain, and combine.

• Inspired by traditional designs from different cultures.

• Lightweight, easy to handle, and resistant.

• Having no pile, they do not accumulate dust and are easily cleaned.

• Compatible with underfloor heating.

• In some cases, reversible (can be used on both sides).

Looking for a piece with history for your living room or bedroom? You're in the right place.

Kilim rugs adapted to the times

Yes, kilims can also be modern. Today you will find models that respect traditional techniques but with neutral colours, pastels, or softer combinations to adapt to current environments.

Perfect if you want to add texture without cluttering.

• Earth tones, greys, and beiges for minimalist spaces.

• Stylised geometric designs or cleaner lines.

• Small or large formats depending on the corner.

You can easily combine them with natural fibre rugs or custom-made rugs if you're looking for a more personalised look.

How to combine kilim rugs at home

One of the advantages of kilim rugs is their versatility. Have a living room with a light sofa? A kilim with ethnic motifs can be the perfect contrast. A boho bedroom? Place it at the foot of the bed. A dull entryway? A small kilim changes the energy of the space.

• In dining rooms: under the table, highlighting the set.

• In hallways: elongated and resistant, they give life without getting in the way.

• In entryways: to provide personality from the first impression.

• In bedrooms: under the bed or on the sides, depending on the size.

Additionally, their lightness means you can move them according to the season or whenever you want to refresh a room's vibe without changing all the furniture.

Kilim rugs for every space in your home

The versatility of kilims is one of their greatest virtues. Here are ideas to integrate them into each space:

Living room or dining room

A large kilim can become the focal point of the living room or add warmth to the dining area. They work especially well under tables as they are resistant and easy to maintain.

Bedroom

Place one at the foot of the bed or use two smaller ones on the sides. They provide visual warmth without being overwhelming and combine well with neutral textiles.

Entryways

A medium-sized kilim can make all the difference in an entrance, providing personality from the very first step. Although we do not have specific hallway formats, some standard sizes can adapt depending on the space.

Small areas

In home offices, reading corners, or small spaces, a kilim can give that touch of colour or texture without saturating the room.

Decorative styles that combine with kilims

• Boho or bohemian: fringes, bright colours, and patterns with history.

• Ethnic: geometric designs, intense colours, and Oriental symbology.

• Vintage or rustic: pieces with a distressed look that tell stories.

• Nordic or modern: if you choose models in neutral tones or with a simple pattern.

Choose a kilim rug according to your style or mix it with other elements like natural wood, vegetable fibres, or plain textiles to balance it visually.

How to care for a kilim rug

With proper care, a kilim rug can last many years and keep its beauty intact. Here we explain how to do it simply:

Regular cleaning without complications

Vacuum frequently using a soft attachment (without a rotating brush) so as not to damage the flat weave. You can also shake it outdoors to remove accumulated dust.

Spot cleaning

If any liquid is spilled or a stain occurs, act quickly. Use a clean, damp cloth with neutral soap. Never scrub hard or use aggressive products. When in doubt, it is better to go to a professional rug cleaner.

Storage and maintenance

If you are going to store it for a season, roll it up instead of folding it, wrap it in a cotton cloth, and store it in a dry, ventilated place. Avoid damp areas or prolonged direct exposure to the sun.

Extra care

Rotate the rug from time to time so that wear is uniform. If it has fringes, tidy them with your fingers so they don't tangle. And if your kilim is reversible, alternate the sides to prolong its useful life.

Frequently asked questions about kilim rugs

What is a kilim rug?

It is a hand-woven rug made on a loom, without pile, with a flat weave. They originate in areas such as Turkey, Iran, or Morocco.

What is the difference between a kilim and a traditional rug?

Kilims have no pile or knots. They are lighter, with characteristic geometric patterns. Many models are reversible, though not all.

Are they delicate?

Although they are hand-woven, they are quite resistant. You should only avoid very damp areas.

How are they cleaned?

Vacuum regularly, and for specific spots, use neutral soap. Some can be dry cleaned.

Can I use them with underfloor heating?

Yes, they are perfect due to their thin thickness.

Kilim rugs are much more than a trend: they are a way to bring culture, craftsmanship, and style to your home. Choose one that speaks about you and let it transform your space with personality and warmth.