Rugs are free-floating and generally don’t cover the entire floor area. Carpeting typically goes wall-to-wall, has padding underneath, and may have adhesive to help secure it in place.

Indian rugs are often referred to as “Indian carpets.” They are known for their intricate designs, vibrant colors, and high quality. These rugs can be made using traditional techniques such as hand-knotting, hand-tufting, and hand-weaving and can be made of wool, silk, or cotton.

Throws are not only an aesthetic piece in the bedroom, they also provide great warmth. Measuring up smaller than a blanket (usually around 1m x 1.5m), a throw is perfect to throw on the end of a bed or have draped on your bedroom chair for those colder nights where you need to grab an extra layer.

A throw is usually a smallish blanket, it can be made from a variety of materials like cotton, chenille, wool silk or man made fibres. The fabric used and the method of manufacture will all affect the style, softness and durability of your throw.

There are several types of cushion fillings for couches, each with its own pros and cons.

• Foam cushions: These are the most common and hold up well over time.
• Down-filled cushions: These are extremely comfortable; however, they require constant fluffing and do not hold up as long as foam cushions.

The tablecloths and napkins that are put on a table for a meal.