Brand & Designer

Kasthall
Piastrella Lastra 780 Terracotta

Kasthall

Founded in 1889 in Kinna, Sweden, Kasthall specializes in woven and hand tufted rugs crafted with natural materials, refined Scandinavian design, and exceptional artisanal quality.
Kasthall Design Studio
Ori Honeycomb

Kasthall Design Studio

A Swedish in-house design studio known for a quietly exacting approach to rugs shaped by material knowledge, technical precision, and a deep sensitivity to texture. Its work moves between design development and craft, creating pieces that feel measured, tactile, and enduring.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is melange wool and how does it affect a rug's appearance?

Melange wool is spun from fibers of different tones twisted together, so each thread carries subtle tonal variation. In a tufted rug like Loop Melange, this creates a surface with natural visual depth that shifts with light and angle, rather than reading as a single flat color.

Is the Loop Melange rug available in custom sizes?

Yes. The Loop Melange is produced by Kasthall as a made-to-order rug and can be specified in custom dimensions. Lead times vary based on size and configuration, so early specification is advisable for projects with firm installation schedules.

What does a raw-cut edge mean on a tufted rug?

A raw-cut edge is left without binding or a folded border, allowing the pile and backing to terminate at a clean, unfinished line. On Loop Melange, this is a deliberate design choice that gives the rug a more informal, sculptural silhouette compared to a bound or whipstitched edge.

How should a bouclé wool rug be maintained?

Bouclé wool rugs perform best with regular light vacuuming using a suction-only attachment, avoiding beater bars that can distort the loops. Spot cleaning with a damp cloth and mild wool-safe solution addresses most stains. Professional cleaning is recommended for full washes.

Where are Kasthall rugs made?

Kasthall rugs are made in Kinna, in the Swedish region of Sjuhärad, where the company has operated since 1889. Production remains centered in that facility, drawing on regional textile knowledge and quality control practices developed over more than a century.