Customise a Hand-tufted Rug or Carpet with Aratamete

Explore the traditional art of hand tufting with Aratamete, a classic construction method that seamlessly blends tradition, function, and practicality. This method allows us to achieve a wide array of designs within the shortest lead time. To design custom hand-tufted rugs and carpets with colours and textures that suit your preference, our rug experts are here to guide you in creating a custom tufted rug that fits your space perfectly.

Blend of Wool &
TENCEL™

Suitable for any
indoor spaces

Thickness ranges from
10mm to 30mm thick

Luxurious Hand-Tufted Rugs and Carpets for a Warm and Cosy Home

Aratamete’s hand-tufted rugs and carpets are made with sustainably sourced materials and handcrafted by skilled artisans. They are the perfect way to add a touch of luxury and warmth to your home.

Our rugs come in a variety of sizes and styles, so you can find the perfect one for your space. Here are some of the benefits of choosing Aratamete’s hand-tufted rugs and carpets:

  • Made with sustainably sourced materials: Our hand-tufted rugs are made with materials that are kind to the environment, such as TENCEL™ Lyocell silk, premium merino, mohair, and alpaca wool.
  • Handcrafted by skilled artisans: Our hand-tufted rugs are handcrafted by skilled artisans, who take great care in creating each one.
  • Versatile: Our hand-tufted rugs come in a variety of sizes and styles, so you can find the perfect one for your space.
  • Durable: Our hand-tufted rugs are made to last, so you can enjoy them for years to come.
  • Unique: Our bespoke custom rug programme allows you to create a custom hand-tufted rug that is truly unique.

CARE & MAINTENANCE OF HAND-TUFTED RUGS

Keep your hand-tufted rugs looking their best with these simple care tips.

Vacuum frequently: Shedding of excess fibres of hand-tufted rugs is normal during the initial stages. To remove excess fibres, vacuum daily until shedding is minimal. Ensure that you use an attachment with a smooth surface instead of a power head brush to prevent exacerbating the shedding process. Always approach from various angles to ensure complete dirt removal.

Effective DIY cleaning: Start by blotting the stain dry with clean paper towels. Next, spray the affected area with a cleaning solution, such as OxiClean Scotchgard, allowing the solution to penetrate the stain for optimal effectiveness. Afterwards, spray fabric softener to revive the rug’s texture. Repeat these steps, if necessary, until the stain is completely removed.

Rotate your rugs: Rotate your hand-tufted rug often to regulate the amount of sunlight and foot traffic it is exposed to.

Opt for expert rug maintenance: As your rug ages, keeping it sanitised by a professional is ideal to maintain its lustre and pristine condition. This ensures the removal of embedded dirt and contributes to the rug’s longevity.

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Hand-Tufted Rugs

    Hand-tufted rugs are crafted using a technique where loops of yarn are punched through the fabric to create the pile. They offer affordability, design versatility, and softness.

    Hand-tufted rugs are generally durable and built to withstand regular use. However, shedding is normal during the initial stages. To minimise shedding, vacuum daily until it becomes minimal. Additionally, rotating the tufted rugs periodically helps regulate sunlight exposure and foot traffic. In residential settings, professional cleaning once a year is recommended to maintain their quality.

    The main difference between woven and tufted carpets lies in their construction method. Woven carpets are created by interweaving the warp and weft threads, resulting in a more intricate and durable structure. On the other hand, tufted carpets are made by punching yarn through a backing material, creating a looped or cut pile. While tufted carpets are generally less complex in construction, they offer a wide variety of designs and can be customised more easily.