Rugs

Swedish Woven Vinyl Indoor/Outdoor Rugs

Runners & Area Rugs from Sweden

• High quality woven vinyl rugs imported from Sweden - proven value to last
• Unique designs by Swedish artists - enjoyable to see everyday
• Easy to clean, skid resistant - easy maintenance and safety
• Fade resistant, long lasting - enjoy for many years
• Certified not containing hazardous materials - safer is better
• The perfect gift for someone or yourself

Unique designs, easy to clean, will not fade, long lasting, skid resistant and environmentally friendly. Perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and more.

Swedish craftsmanship & tradition by Horredsmattan from Sweden - Swedish vinyl rugs are more than just carpets. It’s color, shape and design. To love. To walk on. Everyday.

Woven vinyl / plastic rugs are timeless and come in unique patterns that fit in the kitchen as well as in the living room. All rugs are maintenance-free and designed by different designers, so you can choose from several different designs that suit you. In addition, the rugs are available in different colors and structures, making it even easier to create the space and character you want to achieve. All of these materials are REACH certified, meaning the rugs don’t contain hazardous substances.

History of Swedish Rug - Manufactured by Horredsmattan

In the small Swedish village of Horred, craftsmanship is pouring through the walls of the buildings and the hands of its people. Despite its modest size, the spot is characterized by several traditional companies – one of them being Horredsmattan.

Horred is an area full of spirit and a deeply rooted tradition of craftsmanship, just like many other areas in the Sjuhärad region. Residents of Sjuhärad started weaving textiles in their homes already in the 1500’s and by the end of the 1900’s, the region was responsible for half of Sweden’s textile export. Despite the prominent traditions and classic Swedish designs of Sjuhärad and Horred, there’s also a strong will and courage to try new things. Just like back in 1956 when the Brogeby brothers came across a batch of unsold raincoats, so they cut them in pieces and decided to try weaving rugs using strips of fabric.

That was the start of Horredsmattan.