Seagrass Rugs
Seagrass rugs offer a durable, natural flooring option that works beautifully in hallways, kitchens, dining rooms, and other busy living spaces.
Seagrass Rugs
Seagrass rugs are a practical and timeless choice for modern homes. Made from natural, water-grown fibres, they offer durability, structure, and a clean, understated look that works across a wide range of interiors. Their smooth weave and natural resistance to moisture make them especially suitable for busy living spaces.
Whether you are looking for a hallway rug, a dining room rug, or a hard-wearing option for everyday use, seagrass rugs provide a balance of natural texture and functionality.
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Why choose a seagrass rug?
Seagrass is stronger and more resilient than many other natural fibres. The fibres have a subtle waxy coating, which helps repel moisture and makes spills easier to manage. This makes seagrass rugs a popular alternative to jute in higher-traffic areas.
They also hold their shape well, maintaining a neat appearance over time.
Durable natural fibre rugs for busy spaces
Seagrass rugs are well suited to areas of the home where durability matters. They are commonly used in:
- Hallways and entrances
- Dining rooms
- Kitchens
- Living rooms
- Utility and high-traffic spaces
Their firm, structured feel makes them ideal where a softer rug may wear too quickly.
Shapes, sizes, and neutral designs
Our seagrass rug collection includes round and oval designs in natural, neutral tones such as tan, white, and black. These colours are easy to style and work well with minimalist, modern, coastal, and Scandinavian interiors.
Round seagrass rugs help soften rooms with sharp edges, while oval styles are ideal for narrow or compact spaces.
Easy care and maintenance
Seagrass rugs are low maintenance and easy to care for. Regular vacuuming with suction only will keep the weave clean, while small spills can be wiped away with a damp cloth. To improve comfort and prevent movement, we recommend using a rug underlay.
A practical and sustainable choice
Made from renewable plant fibres, seagrass rugs are a natural option for those looking to reduce synthetic materials in the home. Their longevity and durability also make them a cost-effective choice over time.
Explore the collection to find a seagrass rug that suits your space, whether you need a compact accent rug or a hard-wearing everyday solution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Seagrass Rugs – FAQs
Seagrass rugs are made from natural seagrass fibres harvested from coastal wetlands. The fibres are dried, twisted, and woven into a strong, durable material that holds its shape well over time.
Yes. Seagrass rugs are known for their strength and resilience. Their tight weave makes them well suited to high-traffic areas such as living rooms, hallways, and dining spaces where durability matters.
Seagrass rugs have a firm, structured feel rather than a soft or cushioned texture. They are comfortable to walk on but are better suited to spaces where structure and practicality are prioritised over softness.
Yes. Seagrass rugs typically feature natural tones ranging from pale straw to deeper green-gold hues. Some variation in colour is normal and reflects the natural fibre rather than artificial dyeing.
Seagrass has a natural waxy coating that helps resist light spills. However, because it is a natural fibre, liquid spills should be blotted promptly and not soaked. Seagrass rugs are best kept dry.
Seagrass rugs are not recommended for damp environments. Prolonged exposure to moisture can affect the fibres. They are better suited to dry indoor areas with good ventilation.
Regular vacuuming with a suction-only setting helps remove dust and debris. Spot cleaning should be done carefully with a slightly damp cloth, avoiding excess water. Seagrass rugs should never be steam cleaned.
Seagrass rugs are durable and less likely to trap pet hair than softer rugs. However, claws may catch on the weave, and accidents should be cleaned immediately to avoid staining.
