Design that won't show up twice
A limited rug isn't born from a machine getting switched off at the end of a shift. It's born from a design studio choosing a clear point of view and a workshop turning that point of view into color, material and form. Homerugs connects four decades of rug knowledge from one family with the perspective of a new generation, bringing collections to Switzerland that are produced in small runs and give rooms an identity you won't find twice in any catalog. Each of these collections is a collaboration with handpicked studios that design not for the moment, but for years.
What you'll find here are rugs that feel natural, are chosen deliberately and are made for a home that looks like you. Made to order, with free shipping across Switzerland. With the certainty that your living room won't exist anywhere else in exactly this way.
Why we carry limited collections
Because accessible doesn't mean arbitrary. Limited runs mean no warehouse full of compromises, no production on speculation, no designs that overtake themselves every six months. Instead, collections that are thought through, that have conviction and that make rooms not just more beautiful, but more personal. Every rug is made to order, a clear commitment to quality over volume, to design over trend.
That also means: Rugs made to order and specification are excluded from returns. We know that requires a deliberate decision. That's why our team is ready to answer questions about material, size, how color works in your space. So you're certain before you decide.
How you find the right limited rug
A room changes when a rug has the right size, the right material and the right color temperature. Limited collections often offer a reduced color palette. That's not a drawback, it's part of the design clarity. If you see a studio whose formal language speaks to you, chances are high that the color palette will fit your space too. Because both emerged from the same conviction.
Pay attention to pile density when you're comparing rugs. A denser pile dampens sound more, a shorter pile is easier to maintain. Both have their place, depending on how you use the space. Our rug collections show you the full range, limited editions filter the selection down to what's special.
How you care for limited rugs
A limited rug isn't a museum piece. It's made to hold up in your daily life. Regular vacuuming on medium setting is enough for most materials. Wool absorbs moisture and releases it again, so a wool rug ventilates itself. Synthetic fibers like viscose or polypropylene are easier to care for, but react more sensitively to moisture. Blot stains immediately, never rub. For larger soiling, professional rug cleaning helps, most studios include material recommendations you should follow.
If you're placing a rug in high traffic zones, a non slip pad can make sense. It prevents sliding and protects the pile. Many limited collections use wool or wool blends, which are naturally durable and easy to care for. If you want to know more about material choices, you'll find an overview of wool, viscose and synthetic fibers in our easy care rugs.
