What Makes a Hexagon Rug Work in a Room
A hexagon rug like Honeycomb behaves differently from a plain rectangle. Because the motif is made of six-sided cells clustered into a comb, the eye follows the repeating shape across the floor rather than settling on four corners, which keeps the piece feeling active and light even at a large size. The bumpy, cell-following outline reinforces that, softening rooms with hard architecture and pairing naturally with rounded and low, modern furniture. Float it under a coffee table so the honeycomb edge stays visible, or anchor it in a reading corner where the warm amber tones can ground the space.
Hand-tufting is what gives the cells their depth. Working from the back of a stretched canvas, artisans set New Zealand wool through the foundation by hand, then carve and shear the surface so the golden borders stand in relief above the cell centers. That sculpted line is hard to hold in a flat weave, which is why the technique suits a motif built on raised, repeating shapes.
Explore more in our Round Rugs and Runner Rugs collections. Every Jubi rug is made to order, so Honeycomb can be woven in the size and palette your room calls for.