Seagrass Rug Round Black and Tan 1m

A round seagrass rug brings a steady, tactile centre to a room, with natural tan fibres set against bold black rings. It grounds a coffee table, softens a plant corner, and adds pattern without crowding the space.

What the texture brings to a room

The surface has a firm, woven feel, giving a room a more grounded, natural character.

Black and tan circles draw the eye inward, useful for defining a quiet corner or seating area.

The neutral palette sits easily with wood, ceramics, linen, rattan and simple modern furniture.

Placed beneath a coffee table, it gives the centre of the room a warmer, more finished look.

Under a plant stand, the natural fibre texture pairs well with greenery and clay pots.

Seagrass with a bold circular design

Made from seagrass, this rug has the rich, slightly coarse texture natural fibre rugs are loved for. The visible weave gives it depth and movement, while the black pattern keeps it graphic rather than rustic.

The design is round, with a dark centre, a tan spoke-like motif, a wide black band and a natural tan outer border. It feels simple, earthy and quietly striking.

Placement and everyday care

Use it where you want visual warmth without adding a strong colour. It works especially well beneath a small table, beside a low chair, or as a natural anchor for a plant display.

Care for it as you would most carpets: vacuum regularly and blot spills promptly rather than rubbing. Seagrass is naturally suited to everyday living, with good resistance to stains and spills, but it should not be soaked.

Natural fibre, Indonesian setting

Seagrass has long been used for woven home pieces because it is firm, textured and practical. In a rug, it brings the feeling of a simple mat underfoot, more grounded than polished and more relaxed than formal. This piece comes from Indonesia, where natural materials such as seagrass, rattan and bamboo are often worked into everyday home objects. The appeal here is direct: a natural fibre, a clea…

region of manufacture: Indonesia