This exceptional hand-knotted rug pays homage to Charles Voysey, one of the most influential figures of the Arts and Crafts movement. Meticulously crafted using traditional knotting techniques, this piece embodies both historical reverence and modern refinement, making it a true heirloom-quality textile.

The rug is woven from luxurious, high-quality wool and dyed with natural pigments, ensuring both long-lasting durability and rich, nuanced coloration. The soft grey field sets the stage for large, expressive floral motifs, gracefully intertwined with flowing stems and delicate leaves. Each element reflects Voysey’s celebrated design language—organic, whimsical, and deeply rooted in nature.

This thoughtful design is elevated by a contemporary yet timeless palette, making the rug suitable for a wide range of interior styles. Whether anchoring a modern living room, complementing a traditional study, or welcoming guests in a refined entryway, this rug exudes quiet elegance and sophisticated artistry.

Created as a faithful tribute to Voysey’s original vision, this rug isn’t just a floor covering—it’s a piece of decorative history, carefully reimagined for today’s interiors.

✅ Key Features:

• Design Origin: Inspired by Charles Voysey, British Arts and Crafts designer

• Type: Hand-knotted wool rug

• Field Color: Soft grey

• Motifs: Large stylized flowers, flowing stems, delicate foliage

• Material: High-quality wool dyed with natural pigments

• Condition: New, heirloom-quality craftsmanship

• Style: Transitional—works in both modern and traditional interiors

• Size: 307x247cm

• Use: Ideal for living rooms, studies, entryways, or refined decorative settings

✅ Why This Rug?

This piece combines artistic lineage, technical excellence, and timeless beauty. As a tribute to one of Britain’s great designers, it carries the spirit of the Arts and Crafts movement into the modern home with grace and integrity.

✅ Call to Action

Celebrate the legacy of Charles Voysey with this elegant Arts and Crafts rug—a beautifully handwoven fusion of history, craftsmanship, and design versatility.