How a Striped Rug Shapes a Room
A striped rug does quiet structural work that a solid one cannot. The bands of Multicolor Stripe pull the eye along their length, so laid one way they stretch a narrow room and laid the other they widen it, which makes the rug a useful tool in entryways, galley kitchens, and long open-plan spaces. The cream ground keeps things calm while the speckled confetti stripes add just enough color to tie in with toys, art, or upholstery without dictating a scheme, so the rug layers easily over wood, tile, or a flat sisal base.
Hand-tufting is what gives these stripes their soft, shaggy depth. Working from the back of a stretched canvas, artisans in Bhadohi set New Zealand wool through the foundation by hand, then shear the surface so each band stands up plush and full underfoot. That cushioned pile is also what lets the specks of color sit loosely within the stripes, scattered rather than printed.
See more in our Striped Rugs collection. Every Jubi rug is made to order, so Multicolor Stripe can be woven in the exact size your room calls for.