Decor Rectangular Wool Rug See Available Sizes

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Heritage

Designed in Brink & Campman's Dutch studio since 1897, hand-tufted in India.

Hand-tufted

Hand-tufted rug with non-slip backing and natural dye lot variation.

Wool quality

100% wool rug with high resilience; professional cleaning extends longevity.

Value

$1,409 CAD is over 50% less than Brink & Campman's Arch collection and 20%+ below UK retail.

Brand history

Since 1897, Brink & Campman has manufactured rugs from its own Dutch studio, supporting a premium over generic alternatives.

Manufacturing method

Hand-tufting costs about half as much as hand-knotting while allowing complex patterns and colour transitions.

Construction

Hand-tufted: vibrant patterns at 40% cost of hand-knotted.

Durability

Wool pile withstands 20,000 flex cycles; needs cold-water clean every 18 months, no steam.

Non-slip backing

Integrated non-slip backing eliminates need for separate rug pad on most floors.

Design style

The simple linear pattern fits both mid-century and modern interiors.

Color palette

Two colorways—Mossy Green for neutrals, Sunflower Yellow for mid-century.

Colour accuracy

Mossy Green is deep organic green and Sunflower Yellow vibrant warm yellow, with colours true to photos within slight screen/lighting variation.

Dye lot variation

Subtle tonal shifts between dye lots are inherent in this hand-tufted wool rug.

Colour vibrancy

Hand-tufted wool construction enables the rug's vibrant colour tones and complex gradations.

Colour styling

The Mossy Green colourway pairs well with natural materials like linen and oak in neutral interiors.

Thermal comfort

Insulates against cold floors and stabilizes room temperature.

Energy savings

Reduces home heating and cooling costs by an estimated 8–13%.

Underfloor heating

Rated suitable for use over underfloor heating.

Sound damping

Reduces ambient noise by up to 55%.

Pile resilience

100% wool fibres bend 20,000+ times without breaking; hand-tufted latex backing secures each tuft.

Care

Professional cold-water washing every 18–24 months keeps pile resilient for 12–15 years.

Fire safety

Self-extinguishing wool rug; ignites only at 570–600°C.

Deep cleaning

Professional cold-water wash every 18-24 months extends rug life to 12-15 years.

Shedding

Normal initial shedding decreases after one month with proper vacuum technique and no steam cleaning.

Product record

Title

Decor Rectangular Wool Rug See Available Sizes

Brand

Brink & Campman

Price

1409 CAD

Availability

In stock

Styling a colourful wool rug in your home

• The integrated non-slip backing — a feature rarely called out on designer tufted rugs — lets you lay the rug directly on hardwood, tile, or laminate without a separate rug pad, making it a grab-and-go option for hallways and dining rooms where a shifting rug would be a daily annoyance.
• The 100% wool pile functions as a natural insulator that helps regulate floor-level temperature, so placing the rug under a reading chair in a conservatory or next to a bed cuts the chill of a cold morning floor — a seasonal advantage Brink & Campman’s own editorial highlights as part of wool’s appeal.
• The rug’s simple, colour-forward linear pattern reads as mid-century yet stays clean enough for contemporary minimalism, so it doesn’t tie a room to a single era — place it under a 1950s teak coffee table or in a sleek modern space and the design adapts rather than dictating the style.
• The Mossy Green colourway’s deep, organic tone acts as a biophilic anchor in neutral interiors — pair it with natural linen, light oak, and indoor plants to create a calming retreat with depth, rather than the flat beige of a typical neutral rug.

Benefits of wool rugs and how to care for them

• The dense wool pile absorbs sound waves to cut ambient noise by up to 55%, making it a practical acoustic treatment for hard-surfaced rooms or for reducing footfall sound transfer to lower floors in multi-level homes.
• Each wool fibre withstands over 20,000 bends without breaking, outlasting cotton by nearly sevenfold, which means the 12mm pile resists crushing and matting under heavy furniture or frequent foot traffic significantly better than plant-fibre or synthetic rugs.
• Pure new wool ignites only at 570–600°C — about twice the cotton ignition point — and naturally self-extinguishes when the flame source is removed, giving the Decor rug a meaningful fire-safety edge in rooms with open flames or floor-level heaters without relying on added chemical retardants.
• Because steam-cleaning melts the latex backing and felts the wool, the correct deep-care method is a professional cold-water wash with pH-neutral soap every 18–24 months — a routine that can extend a hand-tufted wool rug’s life to 15 years or more.
• Wool’s natural insulating structure traps air to help reduce heating and cooling costs by an estimated 8–13%, and the rug is explicitly rated suitable for underfloor heating, so it won’t act as a thermal barrier over heated floors.

Hand-tufted construction and what it means for durability

• The rug is made by punching wool yarn through a cotton backing with a hand-held tufting gun, then securing the pile with latex adhesive and a fabric backing — a method that yields the plush, dense surface and rich color saturation of this design in a fraction of the time and cost of hand-knotting.
• Brink & Campman has been producing rugs since 1897, and this piece is hand-tufted by artisans in India — one of the world’s leading centers for rug-making — giving it a credible craft lineage at a price that reflects the efficient tufting process rather than months of hand-knotting.
• The rug includes a non-slip backing — a practical add-on separate from the tufted construction’s own latex and fabric backing — that helps keep it anchored on hard floors without requiring a separate rug pad, simplifying setup from unboxing to placement.
• Because hand-tufting doesn't require tying individual knots, it allows for fluid, colorful designs like this rug’s vibrant interplay of mossy green or sunflower yellow tones — a level of pattern and hue that would be far more labor-intensive and expensive to achieve in hand-knotted form.