ZOYA Rugs

02/10/2026

23/09/2026

Quiet texture. Natural character. Timeless warmth.

Hand-knotted in wool and jute, this Zoya rug celebrates the beauty of natural fibres and understated craftsmanship. Its rich, earthy tones and tactile weave bring warmth and depth to an interior without overwhelming the space.

A beautifully grounded piece designed to work effortlessly with leather, timber and layered neutral interiors.

Hand Woven Rug
350 × 250 cm
Wool & Jute
Stock code: 25072127

17/09/2026

One rug category. Different regions. Different names. Different traditions.

They may look similar at first glance, but the terminology tells a deeper story — of construction, origin and craft.

Knowing the difference helps you specify with intention.

Flatweave describes the construction.

Unlike a traditional piled rug, a flatweave is woven without a cut pile, creating a low-profile surface that is often reversible.

Think of flatweave as the broader category — within it sit different regional weaving traditions and techniques.

Kilim describes a weaving tradition.

Associated particularly with Turkey and neighbouring regions across West and Central Asia, kilims are flatwoven textiles recognised for their distinctive weaving techniques, bold geometry and rich regional design language.

Every pattern can carry a sense of place, culture and tradition.

Durrie / Dhurrie has its roots in India.

Traditionally flatwoven in cotton or wool, durries range from beautifully understated stripes and geometric forms to far more intricate patterns.

Like the kilim, the name tells us more than how the rug looks — it connects the piece to a particular textile tradition.

Across the world, you’ll encounter names such as Kelim, Soumak, Sumak and Jajim — terms connected to different regions, constructions and weaving traditions.

Flatweave describes the construction.
Regional names help describe the tradition.

Because in considered interiors, understanding the craft behind an object is part of specifying the design.

Know your rug. Specify with intention.

Discover the different styles at Zoya Rugs.

15/09/2026

Inspiration found in nature.

This bespoke, 187x143cm, Reloaded Rug, is available at Zoya.

Contact us [email protected] for more information.

28/08/2026

Some Zoya samples on their way to a lodge in Zambia.

Contact [email protected] to arrange for some samples! ✨

26/08/2026

Zoya is jumping on this trend! It’s kinda chic to…

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17/03/2026

OKHA Design Studio in collaboration with respected fabricator, Zoya Rugs has released a collection of abstract, geometric rugs influenced by traditional African Tribal Arts.

THE STONE COLLECTION features six different designs in numerous colourways and is woven using a blended twine of bamboo silk and Himalayan wool.

The rugs are a contemporary exploration of a creative heritage that is evident in many genres of African artistic expression; sculpture, carving, beadwork, body adornment.

17/03/2026

Cape Town Design 💫

The “City Rug” is Handtufted in black wool with a yellow gold bamboo silk pattern.

At Zoya, each rug is designed to anchor a room with intention.
From handwoven wool to bamboo silk and bespoke creations, every piece reflects a balance of craftsmanship, texture, and considered design.

Whether you are sourcing for a private residence or a large-scale project, our collection offers both ready-made and fully custom solutions — created to sit effortlessly within refined interiors.

Available in-store and now expanding online.
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