Geometric rugs in the Loft collection

Geometric is the Loft design built on repeating structured shapes, diamonds, angles and grid-like arrangements sculpted into the high-low pile, which sets it apart from the collection's more organic Abstract design and the strict linear repeats of Chevron and Striped. It is one of five designs in the collection alongside Checkerboard, and it is built for a room where you want a defined, contemporary pattern rather than a plain block colour. The high-low construction means the pattern has physical depth as well as visual contrast, so the geometric shapes read clearly from across a room, not only up close.

How geometric sits against Loft's other designs

Geometric uses more varied, angular shapes than Chevron's straight repeats or Checkerboard's grid, giving it a busier, more contemporary feel while still working in a neutral colourway. It is available in all eight Loft colours, Beige, Blue, Brown, Dark Grey, Green, Grey, Ivory and Terra, so the pattern can be as bold or as understated as your room needs.

Sizes and where geometric works best

A 160×230cm geometric rug is the standard fit for a living room built around a 3-seater sofa, while 200×290cm and 240×340cm suit open-plan spaces where a bolder pattern has more room to work. Sizes run from 080×150cm to 240×340cm, with a 080×300cm runner available for hallways.

Caring for a geometric high-low rug

Vacuum regularly to keep the raised sections of the pattern standing up, since a flattened pile is what makes a geometric design lose its definition. Spot-clean spills promptly and avoid heavy scrubbing, which flattens the sculpted texture rather than lifting a mark, and note the rug is underfloor-heating compatible if your geometric rug is going into a renovated space.