Rugcomf

The Washable Rug Atelier

Machine-washable · Non-slip · Painted by design

Rugs that live like laundry
and look like paintings

Every Rugcomf rug — all 172 of them in this catalog — folds into a household washing machine, comes out itself again, and grips the floor without a pad. The designs are the point: painted gardens, folk samplers, moonlit meadows. This is the whole line, arranged like a book.

Start with chapter I ↓
II

Pieces the House Voted For

The most-rated rug from each collection — the ones that survive real hallways and real toddlers.

III

The Size Atlas

Fourteen sizes from a doormat to a 9-by-12. If you know the room but not the number, the planner on the atlas page does the arithmetic.

Doormats

The threshold size — inside a door, at a sink, by a bed.

Runners

Corridor cuts: six, eight and ten feet long.

Area rugs

From accent to room-filling.

Round

Circles for reading corners, vanities and round tables.

Open the atlas and the room planner →

IV

The Care Ritual

Four steps, no dry cleaner. This is the routine every rug in the catalog is built around.

Shake & vacuum

Daily life: shake doormats at the door, run the vacuum with the pile on the big pieces. Low pile means nothing tangles.

Spot-clean spills

Blot, don’t rub. A damp cloth handles most accidents before they become reasons for step three.

Machine wash cold

Fold loosely, gentle cycle, no bleach. Even the 10-foot runners fit a standard household drum.

Air-dry flat

Over a rail or two chairs. The TPR backing goes back down flat and grips the floor the same day.

The full care guide, including what the backing is and why doors clear the pile →

V

About the Atelier

Rugcomf makes one kind of thing well: low-pile rugs that are genuinely machine-washable — not “spot clean only” with a hopeful label, but fold-it-into-the-drum washable. The face is a soft faux wool or velvet-touch weave, the middle keeps its shape through wash cycles, and the back is textured TPR rubber that holds the floor without a separate pad.

The designs are digitally printed, which is what makes the catalog read like a sketchbook: oversized painted bouquets, a folk-art garden with mirrored birds, a sampler of tabby cats and ducklings, blossom clusters drifting over dark meadows, medallions faded to whispers. The same families repeat across doormats, runners, rounds and room-sized pieces, so a hallway can agree with the bedroom it leads to.

This catalog is the full line — every colorway and cut — with our own notes on where each piece lives best. Buying happens with our retail partner.

172rugs in the line
7design collections
14sizes, 2×3 to 9×12
0rug pads required