NZ wool/Singles 1/380 Tex & Cotton/ Nylon Silk CELESTIAL Curated Rugs. BACK Construction Hand Tufted Made From NZ wool/Singles 1/380 Tex & Cotton/ Nylon Silk Available Stock Any Available About All rugs available for immediate delivery. Discover the perfect rug to enhance your space and add a touch of timeless elegance. Features Standard Sizes Hand Tufted Hand knotted Hand Loom Enquire Now

EGE CARPETS CLEANING & MAINTENANCE CLEANING & MAINTENANCE Correct and regular maintenance is necessary to extend the lifetime of your new ege carpet, maintain its appearance and ensure a healthy indoor climate. We strongly recommend that the carpet's ongoing maintenance and cleaning are undertaken by a professional service partner that uses maintenance equipment and methods which are tested and approved by the Carpet and Rug Institute with a "Seal of Approval". Defective or incorrect maintenance and cleaning can lead to a number of problems, such as: Poor cleaning quality– discolouration – long drying times– odour – rapid soiling – chemical residue in the carpet – poor indoor climate – delamination of the carpet's backing – bulges – shrinkage, etc. DAILY CLEANING - REGULAR VACUUMING Day-to-day cleaning - vacuuming Vacuuming is one of the most important elements of an effective and economic maintenance programme. Daily vacuuming can remove more than 80% of all dry soiling from the carpet. Carpet vacuuming should be planned according to the amount of soiling that may potentially accumulate in the area in question. Day-to-day maintenance - stain removal Spillage stains can be removed if immediate action is taken. As soon as the spillage takes place, the spilled liquid should be mopped up with a white cloth. Keep doing this until all of the spilled liquid has been completely absorbed. We recommend professional cleaning agents to clean stains. If other cleaning agents are used, the instructions provided should be followed, and the necessary precautions taken. Light suction machines may be used when more effective treatment is needed. These machines can be used to rinse off and suck up spillages. It is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines in order to comply with current guarantees. DAILY MAINTENANCE - STAIN REMOVAL Spillage stains can be removed if immediate action is taken. As soon as the spillage takes place, the spilled liquid should be mopped up with a white cloth. Keep doing this until all of the spilled liquid has been completely absorbed. We recommend professional cleaning agents to clean stains. If other cleaning agents are used, the instructions provided should be followed, and the necessary precautions taken. Light suction machines may be used when more effective treatment is needed. These machines can be used to rinse off and suck up spillages. It is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines in order to comply with current guarantees. STAIN GUIDE - FIRST AID 1. REMOVE ANY LOOSE DIRT If the stains are new, first remove any loose particles and then wipe up spills with a dry, white cloth or non-dyed absorbent paper. It is important not to rub the stain. Instead, the stain should be blotted off. Dried or concentrated stains should be treated with a brush and a vacuum cleaner. 2. DISSOLVE IN LUKEWARM WATER The next step is to apply lukewarm water (without soap, washing powder, liquid detergent or any similar agents). Dab the area gently with a damp cloth and then absorb as much of the liquid as possible by blotting with a dry, white cloth. Then drizzle potato starch on the stain and leave to dry for 24 hours before vacuuming. 3. CARPET STAIN REMOVER If the stain cannot be dissolved in water, your next step is to try a universal stain-removing agent. See the instructions for use on the product's packaging for further guidelines. 4. SPECIAL AGENTS If none of the preceding three "first-aid" steps works, the stain must be treated using a special stain-removing agent. In general, the use and dosage instructions must be followed closely, and treatment should not take place on moist areas. Instead, the area should be left to dry before the special agent is applied to the stain. If the treatment leaves a mark, this may indicate that the carpet is generally soiled and needs to be cleaned. If the stain re-appears after treatment, this is usually because there is still some stain-removing agent or stain residue left in the carpet. In this case, the area should be treated again according to the guidelines described in step 3. The first time a new cleaning agent or stain remover is used on the carpet, you should check whether the agent may damage the carpet. Damage may occur as a result of colour bleed, discolouration, bleaching or dissolution. It is therefore recommended to test both cleaning agent and stain remover on an area the size of a postage stamp. This might be in a corner, under a radiator or in a similar area. The test should be made according to the prescribed dosages and action times. IMPORTANT Always work from the edge of the stain towards the centre. To prevent the cleaned area from quickly becoming soiled again after treatment, it is important to rinse off and blot up the remaining stain-removing agent. To remove stains from larger areas, an extraction machine should be used. The faster you take action to remove a stain, the greater the chances of successfully removing the stain. Note that certain types of stains are very difficult to remove, and that such stains will often be more visible on a light, plain-coloured carpet than on a similar darker, patterned carpet. AFTER CLEANING After cleaning, check the carpet for stains and remaining soiling that cleaning did not remove. If there are stains or remaining soiling, this must be treated. After cleaning it is recommended not to walk on the carpet until it is completely dry. The carpet should also be dry before moving furniture back because chair legs, etc. may leave marks on the wet carpet. Remember to register the cleaning performed, at the back of this Service and Maintenance Guide. *For further information please refer to the downloadable PDF at the bottom of the page. Downloadable pdf HEAD OFFICE Level 5/313 Flinders Lane Melbourne VIC 3000 T 03 9428 6223 E sales@rc-d.com.au CONTACT US CLEANING & MAINTENENCE DISCLAIMER PRIVACY POLICY SUBSCRIBE

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HAND TUFTED AND HANDLOOMED CLEANING & MAINTENANCE HANDTUFTED WOOL DAILY CLEANING - REGULAR VACUUMING Regular vacuuming of the whole carpet should take place even when the carpet does not look particularly dirty. Areas where heavy foot traffic is directed through such as doorways, entrances and at the edges of the carpet where it joins hard floors require special attention. Proper vacuuming requires 3 to 5 passes at slow speed over the same area. INTERIM CLEANING METHODS ABSORBENT POWDERS: in this system the absorbent powder cleaning compound is sprinkled evenly over the surface of the carpet and brushed in using a counter rotating brush. After about 20 minutes the dry compound is vacuumed away using a powerful vacuum cleaner. This system works very well on greasy stains and, being a dry compound, it is safe to use on all types of carpet and tile installations. We do not recommend this system for use in areas prone to wet spillages. SPILLAGES & STAINS WET SPILLAGES: should be mopped up immediately. Most spillages respond well to immediate treatment, thereby preventing permanent staining. Please follow RC & D Stain Checklist and Treatment Guide for further information. Do not walk on the carpet until it is completely dry. HIGH FOAM SHAMPOOS: the high foaming shampoo is brushed over the pile surface using a special applicator with brushing action. The carpet is left to dry thoroughly, and the dry shampoo crystals are vacuumed away. RC & D prefer the use of a machine applicator with counter rotating brushes to lift the pile. Flat rotating bonnet mop or brush applicators can untwist, mat and flatten the pile of the carpet and we do not recommend their use. PROFESSIONAL CLEANING HOT WATER EXTRACTION SYSTEMS: In this system, the carpet pile is sprayed with a shampoo solution, which is lightly agitated with a grooming brush for an appropriate time, next the surface is passed over several times with a cleaning tool to thoroughly rinse out the pre-conditioner and soils, using an acetic acid solution, lower the Ph of the fabric to a neutral state. Finally, the surface is dried sufficiently to avoid any possibility of saturation. BARRIER MATTING: where fitted, should be vacuumed daily and cleaned out regularly in order to prevent build up and transfer of soil or greasy substances to the carpet. For cleaning and maintenance of barrier mattering, please contact the manufacturer of the particular product. 100% VISCOSE & WOOL VISCOSE STIPPLE VISCOSE - Please note If moisture is applied to viscose fibre, it tends to contract and lacks the natural bounce to the original condition as wool does. For care and maintenance of viscose we recommend 2 methods: 1. Dry cleaning: The recommended form of dry cleaning must be a moisture free process for optimum care. The procedure is to mist onto the carpet a soil release pre-spray which helps to free the soil from the fibres. We recommend this to be a mist only procedure and not a wetting application. 2. HBS Encapsulation Method Both cleaning methods need to be completed by professionals 100% NYLON SILK & WOOL NYLON SILK STIPPLE NYLON SILK - Please note If excessive moisture is applied to nylon silk fibre, it tends to contract and lacks the natural bounce to the original condition as wool does hence the amount of moisture used should be minimal and should be totally removed from the Rug / Carpet during the cleaning process and all the pile should be brushed lightly to the same direction whilst drying. It is recommended to clean the carpets regularly when soiled, recommendation is dry cleaning clean using neutral detergent. Do not agitate/scrub or rub the pile surface, it is also possible to conduct wet cleaning on the carpet providing that the level of moisture is very low, and the drying of the fibres is to be controlled by brushing the pile in the same direction whilst drying. THINGS TO BE MINDFUL OF SPROUTING It is a characteristics of hand tufted carpets where a variety of natural and manmade fibres are tufted together and separately to create high density / quality carpets. Some thinner and slippery tufts / fibres such as viscose, silk and nylon may be bent and hidden in between the tufting lines and only show up once the pile is walked on / stimulated. These phenomena is easily fixed by trimming tuft / thread to the same level of the carpet pile and this will not occur again. If a large amount of sprouting occurs this can be trimmed with a hand shearing tool quickly and efficiently, it is not recommended to pluck the treads out. BE GENTLE You want to be very particular with your scrubbing and grooming so that you do not create any scarring in the field. Using soft brushes during the cleaning rather than stiffer rotary scrubbers is generally a better choice. *For further information please refer to the downloadable PDF at the bottom of the page. HANDLOOMED WOOLEN & VISCOSE PROFESSIONAL CLEANING HOT WATER EXTRACTION SYSTEMS: In this system, the carpet pile is sprayed with a shampoo solution, which is lightly agitated with a grooming brush for an appropriate time, next the surface is passed over several times with a cleaning tool to thoroughly rinse out the pre conditioner and soils, using an acetic acid solution, lower the Ph of the fabric to a neutral state. Finally, the surface is dried sufficiently to avoid any possibility of saturation.It is important that the cleaning motion is in the same direction as the weave so that no lines are left in the pile and a controlled drying method is used, followed by raking of the pile. BARRIER MATTING: where fitted, should be vacuumed daily and cleaned out regularly in order to prevent build up and transfer of soil or greasy substances to the carpet.For cleaning and maintenance of barrier mattering, please contact the manufacturer of the particular product. SPILLAGES & STAINS WET SPILLAGES: should be mopped up immediately. Most spillages respond well to immediate treatment, thereby preventing permanent staining. Please follow RC & D Stain Checklist and Treatment Guide for further information. Please do not walk on the carpet until it is completely dry. DAILY CLEANING - REGULAR VACUUMING The most important maintenance step is proper vacuuming. regular and thorough vacuuming at least once per week and more often in heavy traffic areas will remove soil and dirt particles before they become embedded into the pile of the carpet. Remember you cannot over vacuum and vacuuming should begin the day the carpet is installed. frequent vacuuming is a carpets best friend. THINGS TO BE MINDFUL OF……. If a spill occurs try to attend to it straight away by gently dabbing the spillage/liquid from the rug using a clean white damp sponge. Avoid using chlorine bleach to clean silk; chlorine will damage the silk fiber. Bleach will cause permanent yellowing, colour loss and weakening of the silk. Avoid drying silk in direct sunlight as sunlight for a prolonged period will damage the silk fabric Substances containing alcohol will damage silk fiber. Extremely high temperatures can scorch silk fibers. The scorching or yellowing occurs as the fibers begin to burn. Burned fibers cannot be revived. Do not use an alkaline shampoo or one which contains ingredients such as wax, petroleum, or their derivatives, as these products will leave a residue on your silk and may cause "oil" spots. BE GENTLE You want to be very particular with your scrubbing and grooming so that you do not create any scarring in the field. Using soft brushes during the cleaning (such as window washing brooms) rather than stiffer rotary scrubbers is generally a better choice. SPROUTING Sometimes a thread may come loose. In this case trim the tread to the same level of the carpet pile. It is not recommended to pluck the treads out. *For further information please refer to the downloadable PDF below Downloadable pdf HEAD OFFICE Level 5/313 Flinders Lane Melbourne VIC 3000 T 03 9428 6223 E sales@rc-d.com.au CONTACT US CLEANING & MAINTENENCE DISCLAIMER PRIVACY POLICY SUBSCRIBE

100% Oxidised Silk HABERDASHERY Custom Rugs. BACK Physical Sample "Scaled" 3m x 4m Artwork Construction Hand Knotted Made From 100% Oxidised Silk About We collaborate with the most reputable creative Designers, Interior Decorators and Architects to imbue spaces with life, vibrance and mood. Our consultants are some of the industry’s finest, offering expert guidance on production, technical information, design, colour and installation. Various Sizes Available - 2.68m x 3.67m (Silver/Grey) Various Materials Available Contact us to find out more. Features Infinite Colours Hand Tufted Various Sizes Enquire Now Quality. Curating Environments Our Process Extensive experience and exclusive international connections allow our creative team to precisely translate briefs into the finest bespoke flooring, including the ability to customise organic and uniquely shaped rugs for exceptional points of difference. A Lasting Impression. We curate, craft and collaborate with our clients and suppliers, creating profoundly affective spaces that leave a lasting impression. Enquire Now

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Construction: 1/10 Tufted Cut Pile Yarn type: 100% PA6 Specifications: Pile Weight - 1.800 G/M² (+/-15%) Before shearing and moisture regain Pile Height - 10mm (+/- 2mm) Total Thickness - 12mm (+/- 2mm) Product width - 400cm Secondary Backing: Comfort Backing Installation: Residential - Conventional/Commercial - Dual Bond Suitability: Residential Heavy Duty/Light Commercial Warranty: Residential 5 years/Commercial 5 years European Standards: EN1307 GRACE BACK Gallery Images Construction: 1/10 Tufted Cut Pile Yarn type: 100% PA6 Specifications: Pile Weight - 1.800 G/M² (+/-15%) Before shearing and moisture regain Pile Height - 10mm (+/- 2mm) Total Thickness - 12mm (+/- 2mm) Product width - 400cm Secondary Backing: Comfort Backing Installation: Residential - Conventional/Commercial - Dual Bond Suitability: Residential Heavy Duty/Light Commercial Warranty: Residential 5 years/Commercial 5 years European Standards: EN1307 Full Colour Range

Wool & Viscose MARRAKESH Custom Rugs. BACK Physical Sample "Scaled" 3m x 4m Artwork Construction Hand Knotted Made From Wool & Viscose About We collaborate with the most reputable creative Designers, Interior Decorators and Architects to imbue spaces with life, vibrance and mood. Our consultants are some of the industry’s finest, offering expert guidance on production, technical information, design, colour and installation. Various Sizes Available - 1.6m x 2.3m (Camel) - 2.3m x 2.95 (Black) Various Materials Available Contact us to find out more. Features Infinite Colours Hand Tufted Various Sizes Enquire Now Quality. Curating Environments Our Process Extensive experience and exclusive international connections allow our creative team to precisely translate briefs into the finest bespoke flooring, including the ability to customise organic and uniquely shaped rugs for exceptional points of difference. A Lasting Impression. We curate, craft and collaborate with our clients and suppliers, creating profoundly affective spaces that leave a lasting impression. Enquire Now

RC+D's  Burnt orange Tipshear & custom hand knotted rug ​ Design by Mr Mitchell Interiors and architecture seidler architecture ​ Photographed by Peter Clarke PORT MELBOURNE RESIDENCE BACK RC+D's Burnt orange Tipshear & custom hand knotted rug Design by Mr Mitchell Interiors and architecture seidler architecture Photographed by Peter Clarke PROJECT RANGES

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BW CLEANING & MAINTENANCE WOOL DAILY CLEANING - REGULAR VACUUMING Regular vacuuming of the whole carpet should take place even when the carpet does not look particularly dirty. Areas where heavy foot traffic is directed through such as doorways, entrances and at the edges of the carpet where it joins hard floors require special attention. Proper vacuuming requires 3 to 5 passes at slow speed over the same area. INTERIM CLEANING METHODS ABSORBENT POWDERS: in this system the absorbent powder cleaning compound is sprinkled evenly over the surface of the carpet and brushed in using a counter rotating brush. After about 20 minutes the dry compound is vacuumed away using a powerful vacuum cleaner. This system works very well on greasy stains and, being a dry compound, it is safe to use on all types of carpet and tile installations. We do not recommend this system for use in areas prone to wet spillages. SPILLAGES & STAINS WET SPILLAGES: should be mopped up immediately. Most spillages respond well to immediate treatment, thereby preventing permanent staining. Please follow RC & D Stain Checklist and Treatment Guide for further information. Please do not walk on the carpet until it is completely dry. HIGH FOAM SHAMPOOS: the high foaming shampoo is brushed over the pile surface using a special applicator with brushing action. The carpet is left to dry thoroughly, and the dry shampoo crystals are vacuumed away. RC & D prefer the use of a machine applicator with counter rotating brushes to lift the pile. Flat rotating bonnet mop or brush applicators can untwist, mat and flatten the pile of the carpet and we do not recommend their use. PROFESSIONAL CLEANING HOT WATER EXTRACTION SYSTEMS: In this system, the carpet pile is sprayed with a shampoo solution, which is lightly agitated with a grooming brush for an appropriate time, next the surface is passed over several times with a cleaning tool to thoroughly rinse out the pre-conditioner and soils, using an acetic acid solution, lower the Ph of the fabric to a neutral state. Finally, the surface is dried sufficiently to avoid any possibility of saturation. BARRIER MATTING: where fitted, should be vacuumed daily and cleaned out regularly in order to prevent build up and transfer of soil or greasy substances to the carpet. For cleaning and maintenance of barrier mattering, please contact the manufacturer of the particular product. *For further information please refer to the downloadable PDF at the bottom of the page. Downloadable pdf HEAD OFFICE Level 5/313 Flinders Lane Melbourne VIC 3000 T 03 9428 6223 E sales@rc-d.com.au CONTACT US CLEANING & MAINTENENCE DISCLAIMER PRIVACY POLICY SUBSCRIBE

Scroll Custom Rugs The sky is the limit when it comes to an original design made in hand tufted. Below we have gathered some of our most popular designs, serving as mere starting point for your creative journey. However, we invite you to reach out to us without hesitation to discuss your unique ideas for a designed masterpiece. Infinite Colours Hand Tufted Hand loom IN STOCK RUGS Discover a rare opportunity to acquire pieces from our curated collection of predominantly hand-knotted rugs. Featuring both classic and contemporary designs, these exclusive pieces are now available and in stock at our Melbourne warehouse. IN STOCK NOW Standard Sizes Hand Tufted Hand knotted Hand loom All rugs available for immediate delivery. RUG PROJECT FEATURE St Kilda West For this vibrant St Kilda West residence, we designed and handcrafted a collection of bespoke rugs that bring warmth, texture and personality to every space. Each piece was custom made to complement the home's bold palette and playful character, creating a seamless connection between art, interior design and everyday living. RUG PROJECT FEATURE Style Runner This beautiful custom rug to suit a retail setting showcases an egg shape and an intriguing "organic water bubble" design. It's a remarkable example of texture achieved by skilfully combining pile heights and fibres. The rug incorporates wool, nylon, silk, and felted wool, each crucial in achieving a visually striking impact.