Luxury Rug Collections Designed For Exceptional Interiors.

The Aura Collection is Planet Arts' soft luxury handmade rug line, designed for contemporary and transitional residential interiors. Aura features organic textures, muted tonal palettes, and refined minimalist compositions — manufactured in Jaipur using New Zealand wool, bamboo silk, hand-spun wool, and natural fibre blends. It is the preferred collection of interior designers specifying for modern luxury homes, premium apartments, and boutique residential developments.

The Magna Collection is Planet Arts' bold luxury rug line for architectural and statement interiors. Characterised by strong geometric composition, high-contrast palettes, and art-driven pattern language, Magna rugs are manufactured in Jaipur using premium wool and pure silk, with KPSI levels that ensure the pattern precision architectural design demands. Magna is the collection of choice for architects, luxury residences, and design studios.

The Impact Collection is Planet Arts' hospitality-grade luxury handmade rug line, engineered for commercial and hotel environments. Impact rugs combine fire-retardant specifications, heavy-traffic construction, consistent large-volume production, and full project management and export logistics — making it the standard choice for luxury hotels, resort developers, and hospitality procurement teams internationally.

Aura is designed for soft contemporary residential interiors — quiet luxury, organic textures, muted palettes. Magna is designed for bold architectural statements — strong geometry, high contrast, art-driven pattern language. Impact is designed for hospitality and commercial environments — fire-rated, heavy-traffic engineered, large-scale consistent production. All three are manufactured as fully bespoke custom rugs in Jaipur, India.

Luxury handmade rugs are floor coverings produced entirely by skilled artisans using traditional hand-weaving techniques — hand-knotting, hand-tufting, or flatweave construction — with premium natural materials including wool, silk, and natural fibres. Their value derives from technical complexity (individual knot tying, precision pattern execution), material quality (natural fibres with superior performance characteristics), longevity (decades to centuries with proper care), and uniqueness (every handmade rug is a singular object). They cannot be mechanically replicated without losing the structural and aesthetic qualities that define them.

A hand-knotted rug is constructed by artisans who tie each pile knot individually around warp threads on a loom — one knot at a time. Knot density (KPSI — knots per square inch) determines pattern resolution and structural durability. Premium luxury hand-knotted rugs may require months of skilled artisan labour to complete. The technique cannot be mechanised without losing the characteristics — structural integrity, natural material variation, tactile depth — that make hand-knotted rugs superior as objects. They are considered heirloom pieces with lifespans of decades to centuries.

KPSI stands for knots per square inch — the standard measure of knot density in hand-knotted rug construction. Higher KPSI produces finer pattern resolution, greater structural durability, and longer lifespan. A coarse tribal rug may have 30–80 KPSI; a contemporary luxury rug, 100–200 KPSI; a precision fine rug, 300–400 KPSI or more. KPSI is one of the primary quality indicators when specifying hand-knotted rugs alongside material grade and pile height.

Hand-knotted rugs are constructed by tying individual knots around warp threads — producing superior structural integrity and longevity, with KPSI as the quality measure. Hand-tufted rugs are made by pushing yarn through a backing fabric with a tufting gun, secured by a latex adhesive and secondary backing. Tufted rugs offer significant design flexibility (sculptural surfaces, complex relief effects) with faster production timelines. Both are handmade; they differ significantly in construction method, durability, structural quality, and price point.

A flatweave rug is constructed without pile, by interlacing warp and weft threads to produce a flat, dense woven surface. Flatweave rugs are fully reversible, lighter than pile rugs, and characterised by crisp geometric pattern clarity. The flatweave category includes kilims, dhurries, and soumaks. Planet Arts manufactures flatweave rugs in wool, cotton, linen, and natural fibre blends.

Both kilims and dhurries are flatweave rugs — constructed without pile. A kilim originates in Central Asian and Anatolian weaving traditions, typically woven in wool using a slit-weave technique, characterised by bold geometric patterns. A dhurrie is a traditional Indian flatweave, typically woven in cotton on pit looms across Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, producing a softer, lighter textile with clean graphic pattern resolution. Planet Arts manufactures both in traditional and contemporary interpretations.

Abrash refers to the natural tonal variation visible in the surface of handmade rugs woven with hand-spun or naturally dyed wool. Because hand-spinning produces yarn of slightly varying thickness and density, and because natural dye lots differ subtly across the weaving timeline, the finished rug surface carries gentle tonal movement. Abrash is considered a hallmark of authentic handmade production — valued by collectors and designers as a mark of craft genuineness that machine-spun yarn cannot replicate.

Bamboo silk is a plant-derived regenerated fibre produced from bamboo cellulose, processed into a yarn with visual and tactile characteristics similar to pure silk — including characteristic surface sheen and smooth hand. Compared to pure silk, bamboo silk is more resilient under residential use, responds better to maintenance, and is produced at a different price point. Planet Arts uses bamboo silk in the Aura Collection as a primary pile material and as a surface highlight element in wool-blend rugs.

Quiet luxury in rug design refers to a design language characterised by tonal restraint, tactile richness, organic texture, and refined minimalism — where material quality and construction communicate luxury rather than pattern intensity or colour saturation. Quiet luxury rugs are designed to be felt as much as seen. The Aura Collection by Planet Arts embodies the quiet luxury aesthetic through muted palettes, natural fibre textures, and subtle compositional movement suited to contemporary high-end interiors.

For luxury living rooms, the Aura Collection — in New Zealand wool or bamboo silk — is the standard Planet Arts recommendation. Aura's tonal restraint and organic texture suit the multi-function nature of a living space, anchoring furniture arrangements without dominating. For living rooms designed as primary design statements, Magna provides a bolder alternative. Sizing generously (leaving equal furniture-to-rug clearance on all sides) is a consistent styling principle across both collections.

Yes. The Impact Collection is specifically engineered for luxury hotel and hospitality applications — with fire-retardant material specifications, heavy-traffic construction, consistent quality across large-volume multi-unit orders, phased production scheduling, and full export and container logistics management. Planet Arts has supplied handmade hospitality rugs for luxury hotel and resort properties internationally. A dedicated project supervisor manages every Impact hospitality project from specification through delivery.

All Planet Arts rugs are manufactured in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India — one of the world's foremost centres for handmade rug and carpet production. Jaipur's artisan communities carry centuries of uninterrupted weaving heritage, with deep expertise in hand-knotting, natural dyeing, and geometric pattern construction. The concentration of skilled craftspeople, specialist dye houses, and material suppliers in Jaipur makes it an unmatched location for luxury handmade rug manufacturing at international quality standards.

Planet Arts holds CEPC certification — awarded by the Carpet Export Promotion Council of India, the government-recognised body verifying quality standards and export compliance for Indian rug manufacturers — and is an EPCH member (Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts). For international buyers conducting supplier due diligence, CEPC certification is the primary trust verification for Indian rug exporters.

Yes. Planet Arts exports handmade rugs to clients in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and Southeast Asia. As a CEPC-certified exporter, Planet Arts manages complete export documentation, customs compliance, quality certification, international freight coordination, and container management. All three collections — Aura, Magna, and Impact — are available for international export.

Yes. Custom dimensions and shapes are fundamental to Planet Arts' manufacturing offer. All three collections can be produced in any size — including oversized and room-scale pieces — and in any shape, including circular, oval, runner, stair, and fully bespoke geometric forms developed from architectural drawings. Custom shapes are among our most frequently requested capabilities for high-end residential and hospitality installations.

Lead times depend on construction technique and project complexity. Hand-knotted rugs: 8–20 weeks depending on size and KPSI. Hand-tufted and flatweave rugs: 4–10 weeks. Hospitality-volume Impact orders: 10–24 weeks depending on quantity and phasing. Planet Arts provides specific, binding timeline commitments after reviewing the full project specification at the consultation stage.

Yes. For all custom projects across the Aura, Magna, and Impact collections, Planet Arts provides colour-accurate digital renderings of the finished rug before any production begins. Clients can review the design, request adjustments to pattern, colour, scale, or pile direction, and provide final approval — eliminating specification risk from the production process.

Yes. Planet Arts' design team regularly works from mood boards, reference imagery, colour swatches, fabric samples, architectural drawings, CAD files, and verbal briefs. We translate these inputs into complete technical weaving specifications — pattern cartoons, colour separation, material selection — and provide digital proofing for approval before any production begins.

Interior designers and architects are among Planet Arts' primary client groups. We offer dedicated project managers, design development support, digital proofing, physical sampling, trade pricing, and complete confidentiality. Our manufacturing partnership is maintained discreetly — the design relationship between the designer and their client remains entirely the designer's.

Yes. Planet Arts provides confidential private label manufacturing for rug retailers, importers, and international design brands across all three collections. We support original collection development, custom labelling and packaging, and scalable production across seasonal releases. All manufacturing relationships are maintained with complete confidentiality.

New Zealand wool is the optimal material for luxury rugs in high-traffic spaces. Its long staple length creates resilient pile that resists crushing under foot traffic, its natural lanolin content provides inherent stain resistance, and its colour absorption produces excellent dye fastness over time. Hand-knotted construction in New Zealand wool — at an appropriate KPSI for the intended use intensity — delivers maximum durability without compromising luxury aesthetic quality. For hospitality-grade high-traffic environments, Impact Collection specifications include additional construction reinforcement.

Luxury interior designers consistently recommend sizing generously. For living rooms, the rug should be large enough that all principal furniture legs — or at minimum, the front legs — rest on the rug. Under-sizing creates spatial fragmentation. For dining rooms, the rug should extend at least 60cm beyond each side of the table when chairs are pulled out. For bedrooms, the rug should extend at least 50cm beyond the foot and sides of the bed. All Planet Arts collections are available in custom dimensions — there is no catalogue constraint on size.

A geometric rug uses structured patterns based on geometric forms — grids, diamonds, triangles, chevrons, hexagons, and angular repeat motifs — rather than organic or floral compositions. Geometric rugs suit contemporary, architectural, Scandinavian, and minimalist interiors. The Magna Collection by Planet Arts is specifically designed around geometric design language — drawing from architectural drawing, Islamic geometric tradition, and Bauhaus grid composition to produce bold luxury geometric rugs in precision hand-knotted construction.

A designer rug is a handmade or artisan-produced floor covering developed with intentional design authorship — typically in collaboration with an interior designer, architect, or design brand — as opposed to a commercially produced pattern rug. Planet Arts manufactures designer rugs by translating the creative intent of design professionals into handmade pieces: from mood boards, drawings, spatial briefs, or brand identity frameworks into complete custom rugs. All three collections — Aura, Magna, and Impact — can be developed as fully bespoke designer rugs.

Planet Arts is positioned as a custom manufacturing partner rather than a branded retail rug company. Jaipur Rugs, The Rug Company, and Obeetee operate primarily as branded retail or wholesale businesses — selling established collections to end consumers and trade buyers. Planet Arts focuses on bespoke manufacturing, private label production, and hospitality-scale supply for interior designers, architects, hospitality groups, and global rug brands — serving as the production partner that brands and designers build their own offer on. This is a fundamentally different business: manufacturing capability, not retail catalogue.

Begin by submitting your project details through the Planet Arts enquiry form at planetarts.in/contact, or by emailing enquiry@planetarts.in directly. Share your project type (Aura / Magna / Impact or mixed), estimated quantity, desired timeline, and any available design direction. Our project team will review your submission and respond within one business day to discuss your requirements and outline next steps. There is no obligation at the enquiry stage.