Fur rugs and furniture trimmings

Typologies and finishes: what to know

• Long Hair: soft, voluminous, very scenic furs. They reduce visual stiffness and give enveloping textures. Perfect in rooms that aim for comfort and chalet style, rustic interiors or rooms where a cozy effect is desired.
• Shaven (or simply "shaved"): flatter, elegant, discreet. Ideal for minimal, modern environments with clean surfaces and linear furnishings. The shaved pile gives definition to the leather, maintains a low profile, and integrates easily with compact flooring such as parquet or clean-cut tiles.
• Patchwork: combinations of leather pieces with different textures, tones, length of pile. Great way to create unique, custom rugs that become true works of art underfoot. Often used in living rooms, suites, upscale showrooms where every object has to tell something.

Aesthetic appeal in different contexts

• Luxury interiors & chalets: here long pile prevails, leathers further enrich the interior design of rooms where materials such as solid wood, stone, natural fabrics prevail. The floor leather becomes a visual center, creating atmosphere.
• Mountain homes: the contrast between the warmth of the pile and the rustic nature of the furnishings is enhanced. Natural leathers help maintain a cozy feeling in the cold winter months.
• Modern and minimalist settings: here the secret is balance. Use shaved or medium-long haired but neutral colored leathers (beige, gray, light brown). Keep regular geometric shapes, clean edges. Avoid excess so as not to overload essential aesthetics.

Duration, maintenance and practical tips

• Avoid prolonged direct exposure to the sun so as not to discolor the hairs.
• Gentle cleaning: low-impact vacuuming, soft brush to keep the hairs vibrant.
• Use a carpet pad that protects the leather hide and the floor underneath..

Why choose rugs and floor leathers