Flat Weave Rugs Australia

Flat Weave Rugs Online – Lightweight Look, Long Last Craft

Flat weaves, without pile, ideal for anywhere that rugs are exposed to high-traffic, especially easy to maintain for city dwellers and those with pets, modern minimalists and have the love of layering, reversible and space friendly features, ornaments, floor decor space and easy decor. Whether in the town or country, tailored flat weave rug lends clean, classic style to traditional and modern interiors.

What Are Flat Weave Rugs?

Flat weave rugs are woven by hand using a loom which has no knots or pile. The result is a thin, flexible, extremely robust textile that’s reversible and easy to keep clean. Unlike tufted or knotted rugs, flat weaves have no pile, a feature that makes them well suited to warm climates as well as homes with kids or pets.

Advantages of flat weave rugs:

Lightweight and foldable – simple to move, store and clean

Reversible - Extends the life of your rug

Slim design– Perfect for under furniture and doorway uses

Long-lasting design – Ideal for high-traffic areas

These rugs are popular in entryways, kitchens, hallways, dining rooms and bedrooms.

Woven For A Natural Look

Our flat weave rugs are made from the finest, un-dyed natural model quilts fibers, and soft but strong pure wool:

Wool rugs – Super soft, durable and warm under foot

Cotton rugs – Soft, breathable, and colorful, this fabric is perfect for everyday use.

Jute rugs – Textural and earthy, great for the coast or the country

Wool-cotton blends — Soft and structured hybrids

Each one of our rugs is woven by an artisan weaver on a traditional loom and takes months to create. All six are works of cultural art and careful craftsmanship.

Designs, Colours, & Styles for Any Room

Flat weave Rugs Whether you are after modern simplicity or elegant history inspired activity, flat weave rugs offer endless style flexibility. Our collection features:

Shapes – High shape factors for city and Scandinavian homes

Bohemian designs – Fringes, tassels and tribal prints

Vibrant stripes – A striking addition to any room

Natural colors – When you want to look soft, but not washed out

Vibrant colors — Think definition with fun colors like mustard, coral, teal, and indigo

Whether it is a hallway runner or eye-catching centerpiece for the living room, flat-weave rugs provide a soft nudge in more neutral hues compared to its heavier pile style counterparts.

Flat Weave Rug Sizes

We recommend so many standard size rugs, but we also do custom size to complete the room;

Small Rugs (120x180 cm) – Perfect for halls, entryways, accent chairs and covered outdoor areas

Medium Rugs (160x230 cm) – Ideal for use in bedrooms or small lounges

200x300 – Rugs For Large, Living Rooms, Dining spaces

Runners (70x240cm 80x300cm) - Ideal for hallways, kitchens and by the side of beds

Rounding up to 150cm-200cm - Fromaz789 Round Rugs (150 cm–200 cm diameter) – Soften squared up rooms and spaces or round those corners!

Need a specific size? Custom variations available upon request.

FAQ's

Q1: Can I place flat weave rugs in a pet frenidly space and a space accommodating kids?

Absolutely. Flat weave rugs are easy to clean,low- maintenance, and the absence of pile makes them perfect for homes with children and pets.

Q2: Do flat weave rugs slide on hard wood floors?

And because they’re so light, we recommend using a rug pad or anti-slip backing to keep your rug in place and your floors protected.

Q3: Can a flat weave rug be machine washed?

Smaller cotton or upcycled rags may be hand-wash or machine-washable, while wool and jute or sisal rugs can be spot-cleaned or professionally cleaned to keep their shape and sizing.

Q4: How many years do flat weave area rugs last?

Flat weave rugs can last for years with the right care — especially those made of wool. They are reversible, too, so you can use them twice as long.

Q5: Are flat weave rugs environmentally-friendly?

Yes. The majority are woven using natural fibres such as wool, cotton and jute, with low-impact dyes and traditional handloom weaving techniques.