Discover the herringbone, worked as a woven jacquard
Herringbone is one of the oldest patterns in textiles, a broken twill in which short diagonal runs reverse direction at regular intervals. Woven here as a jacquard in wool, it appears across the full 160 x 230 cm as a fine directional texture rather than a graphic print, so the eye reads rhythm before it reads pattern. That is the quality which makes it durable as a decorating choice: a herringbone wool rug holds its interest for years in a way a bolder motif rarely manages.
The scale suits a medium-sized sitting room, a bedroom or a study, large enough to define a seating area yet manageable to lift and move. Wool gives the rug body and resilience, and the tight jacquard structure keeps the surface even underfoot. The design is also offered in various sizes, so the same weave can be carried from one room to the next without any change of texture.