The Portland Rug is hand loomed from natural jute, offering a grounded, textural look perfect for relaxed and earthy interiors. Its flat weave construction gives it a durable, low-profile feel, while the anti-slip backing ensures it stays safely in place on hard floors. With its raw, organic character and clean natural finish, this rug is a stylish and functional addition to hallways, kitchens, or minimalist living spaces.

The colours and shades present in this rug include:

• Natural Jute Beige – Dominant background colour, offering a warm, sandy tone with golden undertones, woven in a subtle herringbone pattern for depth and texture.

• Charcoal Grey – Used for the cotton border, delivering a modern, grounding frame that contrasts with the natural jute for a sophisticated edge.

• Warm Sand – Interwoven within the jute fibres, providing gentle tonal shifts that enhance the natural look.

• Light Straw – Appearing in small highlights across the weave, catching light to soften the overall aesthetic and add dimension.

The Portland Jute Border Rug in Natural Jute Beige, Charcoal Grey, Warm Sand, and Light Straw is a timeless combination of organic texture and contemporary framing. Hand loomed in India from sustainable jute and cotton, its flat weave construction offers a durable, low-profile 0.5 cm pile, perfect for layering under furniture or using in high-traffic spaces like kitchens, hallways, and minimalist living rooms. The warm, herringbone-textured jute centre is framed by a bold charcoal cotton border for a crisp, modern finish, while the anti-slip backing ensures stability on hard floors. Ideal for Scandinavian, industrial, or urban-chic interiors, it pairs beautifully with black metal accents, raw wood, and soft grey textiles. As with all natural jute rugs, slight tonal variations, fibre irregularities, and weave differences (known as abrash) are a natural part of its charm. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and maintain by gently vacuuming without a beater bar. Please note: Images are for guidance only—natural fibres can appear lighter or darker depending on lighting and angle.