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Modern and designer rugs
Clean lines and pared-back patterns: 263 designs for a contemporary interior.
Modern and designer rugs capture contemporary aesthetics: clean lines, graphic patterns, controlled colour and technical materials. They sit naturally in today's crisply designed interiors: open-plan spaces, white walls, minimalist furniture.
Our selection covers the most sought-after modern signatures: geometric patterns, abstract shapes, subtle ombré plains, controlled blocks of colour and monochrome contrasts. Perfect for the living room, the bedroom or a contemporary hallway.
Polypropylene, polyester or viscose for a luminous, silky finish. Leading colours: beige, grey, black, bold two-tone pairings or soft shades. Available in 160×230 cm, 200×300 cm and large formats.
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Brown Modern Rug - Valore
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Leopard Print Washable Rug - Terrazzo
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Beige & Grey Contemporary Rug - Verona
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Ivory 100% Wool Rug - Circo
Beige & Grey Contemporary Rug - Toscane No. 05
Beige & Taupe Modern Rug - Mirador
Grey & Red Modern Rug - Camden
Grey & Anthracite Modern Rug - Camden
Grey & Black Modern Rug - Camden No. 06
Beige Contemporary Rug - Verona
Beige and Cream Modern Rug - Torino
Beige and Brown Modern Rug - Torino
Grey & Black Modern Rug - Camden No. 15
Grey and Black Modern Rug - Dante
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Wool & Tencel Rug - Agata
Multicolour Design Rug - Kubismo No. 14
Beige and Grey Modern Rug - Torino
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Ivory & Black Viscose Rug - Murano
Golden Blue Contemporary Washable Rug - Terrazzo
Multicolour Design Rug - Kubismo No. 13
Beige & Terracotta Contemporary Rug - Verona
Green and Grey Design Rug - Dante
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Black & Gold Viscose Rug - Imperio
Blue & Grey Polyester Rug - Capri
Grey Contemporary Rug - Toscane No. 05
Grey & Beige Contemporary Rug - Toscane No. 02
Cream & Grey Modern Rug - Mirador
Grey Modern Rug - Torino No. 20
Beige & Brown Modern Geometric Rug - Valore
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Wool & Tencel Rug - Luxor
Beige Modern Rug - Quieto No. 04
Beige Modern Rug - Quieto
Beige & Brown Modern Rug - Valore
Black & Beige Modern Washable Rug - Mistral
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Beige & Grey Viscose Rug - Tavira
Green Modern Rug - Dante
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Oval Wool & Viscose Rug - Ambra
€749 to 1,189
Brown Modern Rug - Valore
€44 to 294
· 8 sizes
Beige & Grey Contemporary Rug - Verona
€114 to 499
· 6 sizes
Leopard Print Washable Rug - Terrazzo
€49 to 154
· 4 sizes
Ivory 100% Wool Rug - Circo
€459 to 699
· 2 sizes
Beige & Grey Contemporary Rug - Toscane No. 05
€99 to 309
· 4 sizes
Grey & Black Modern Rug - Camden No. 06
€44 to 384
· 8 sizes
Grey & Anthracite Modern Rug - Camden
€44 to 384
· 6 sizes
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Our modern & designer rugs
The modern designer rug is the signature piece of the contemporary interior. A world away from richly ornamented traditional rugs, it favours visual simplicity, clean lines and carefully judged graphic compositions. It sits perfectly with today's architecture (open-plan layouts, generous volumes, industrial materials, straight-lined furniture) and adds the textile note these spaces so often lack.
The hallmarks of contemporary design
Several visual languages live side by side in the modern rug:
- Clean geometric patterns: circles, triangles, grids, compositions inspired by the Bauhaus movement
- Abstract shapes: gradients, organic blots, painterly compositions
- Subtle textured plains: understated blocks of colour with a woven relief that adds depth
- High-contrast monochrome: black and white, bold two-tone schemes
- Scandinavian influences: fine lines, stylised motifs, neutral tones (see our Scandinavian rugs)
Which room?
The modern rug works anywhere, though some rooms suit it especially well. The contemporary living room is its natural home: a large 200×300 cm format under the sofa anchors the whole space. In the bedroom, a plain design or a discreet pattern calms things down. In the dining room, a high-contrast geometric pattern lifts the eating area. In an entrance hall, be bold with a small graphic format that sets the tone the moment the door opens.
Colours: understated or bold?
Two broad families dominate. Sophisticated neutrals: beige, taupe, pearl grey, matt black. These suit minimalist interiors and let the furniture and the art speak. Bold contrasts: black-and-white two-tones, deep blue with ecru, terracotta with grey. These create a statement piece, perfect when the furniture stays neutral.
Technical materials
Modern rugs are mainly made from:
- Polypropylene in high densities, for crisp pattern definition and excellent durability
- Polyester for comfortable medium-pile designs
- Viscose for a silky, luminous surface that catches the light beautifully
- Wool and viscose blends on our handmade designs at the top of the range
There are also machine-washable versions for busy households that want design and practicality in one.
Choosing your modern rug
How do I choose a modern rug for a living room?
How do I choose a modern rug for a living room?
Three criteria guide the choice:
- Consistency with the furniture: the more pared back your furniture, the bolder the graphic rug you can risk. Furniture that already makes a statement calls for a quieter rug
- A generous size: in a modern living room, do not skimp. Go for 200×300 cm at minimum, ideally 250×350 cm
- Colour that echoes: pick one or two shades already present in the room (cushions, curtains, artwork)
Modern geometric patterns suit bright, airy interiors. Plain textured designs are perfect in a decor that is already rich.
Modern rug or designer rug: what is the difference?
Modern rug or designer rug: what is the difference?
The two terms are often used interchangeably, but there is a nuance. A modern rug is the broad term: any contemporary rug that steps away from the traditional styles (oriental, Persian, vintage). A designer rug is more specific: a rug conceived as a graphic object, often signed or drawn from an artistic movement (Bauhaus, Memphis, minimalism, abstract art). In practice our modern and designer collections overlap: you will find bold geometric compositions, sophisticated plains, abstract shapes and contemporary reworkings of classics such as the Berber.
Which colours for a contemporary interior?
Which colours for a contemporary interior?
The palettes that work best in a modern scheme:
- Sophisticated neutrals: cream, grey, taupe, ivory (safe choices that never date)
- Graphic monochrome: black + white, anthracite + ecru, for a strong minimalist effect
- Earth tones: terracotta, camel, rust. Contemporary warmth, and very much of the moment
- Deep blues: navy, teal, petrol blue: quiet sophistication
Best avoided in a modern interior: overly pastel shades (they read as a child's bedroom) and busy traditional patterns that break the clean lines you are after.
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