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Lena Bergström’s Björk rug is inspired by the light and dark flecked appearance of the birch (‘Björk’ in Swedish) tree bark. By using varying tones of wool in the weft, Lena Bergström has a created a bespeckled, marbled weave effect to mimic the natural texture of the bark. The contrasting leather binding at each end of the rug reference the inside of the tree bark.

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Design House Stockholm Blue Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström. Flatweave wool rug with a speckled colour effect in the weave and leather edges.
Design House Stockholm Blue Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström. Flatweave wool rug with a speckled colour effect in the weave and leather edges.
Design House Stockholm Bjork Rug, designed by Lena Bergström, in living room in front of the fireplace. Sunlight is streaming in through wood framed windows.
Blue Björk Rug
from £199.00
from £199.00
Design House Stockholm Dark Grey Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström. Flatweave wool rug with a speckled colour effect in the weave and leather edges.
Design House Stockholm Dark Grey Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström. Flatweave wool rug with a speckled colour effect in the weave and leather edges.
Dining room with a neutral colour scheme, concrete flooring and wooden dining table and chairs and Design House Stockholm Bjork dark grey rug.
Dark Grey Björk Rug
from £199.00
from £199.00
Dining room with a neutral colour scheme and wooden dining table and chairs and Design House Stockholm Bjork light grey rug
Dining room with a neutral colour scheme and wooden dining table and chairs and Design House Stockholm Bjork light grey rug
Design House Stockholm’s Björk rug uses varying tones of wool in the weft. Designer Lena Bergström has a created a bespeckled, marbled weave effect to mimic the natural texture of the bark. The contrasting leather binding at each end of the rug reference the inside of the tree bark.
Light Grey Björk Rug
from £199.00
from £199.00

Design House Stockholm

Green Björk Rug

£199.00
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Design House Stockholm Green Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström

Lena Bergström’s Björk rug is inspired by the light and dark flecked appearance of the birch (‘Björk’ in Swedish) tree bark. By using varying tones of wool in the weft, Lena Bergström has a created a bespeckled, marbled weave effect to mimic the natural texture of the bark. The contrasting leather binding at each end of the rug reference the inside of the tree bark.

This rug is handwoven with natural woollen fibres, which means every rug is unique.

Weft in 100% wool, warp in 100% cotton, edging in 100% leather.

70 x 130 cm, 80 x 250 cm, 170 x 240 cm, 200 x 300 cm

Made in India

Vacuum regularly.
Spots can be removed using a clean cloth with lukewarm water. Do not allow the wool to become soaked.
We recommend using a qualified rug specialist for cleaning.

Ready to ship in 3-4 weeks.

Free delivery for orders over £100. Delivery costs £4.99 for orders under £100. Please note delivery times vary per product. Delivery time estimates are shown with the product details. UK delivery only.

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Design House Stockholm Blue Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström. Flatweave wool rug with a speckled colour effect in the weave and leather edges.
Design House Stockholm Blue Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström. Flatweave wool rug with a speckled colour effect in the weave and leather edges.
Design House Stockholm Bjork Rug, designed by Lena Bergström, in living room in front of the fireplace. Sunlight is streaming in through wood framed windows.
Blue Björk Rug
from £199.00
from £199.00
Design House Stockholm Dark Grey Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström. Flatweave wool rug with a speckled colour effect in the weave and leather edges.
Design House Stockholm Dark Grey Björk Rug, designed by Lena Bergström. Flatweave wool rug with a speckled colour effect in the weave and leather edges.
Dining room with a neutral colour scheme, concrete flooring and wooden dining table and chairs and Design House Stockholm Bjork dark grey rug.
Dark Grey Björk Rug
from £199.00
from £199.00
Dining room with a neutral colour scheme and wooden dining table and chairs and Design House Stockholm Bjork light grey rug
Dining room with a neutral colour scheme and wooden dining table and chairs and Design House Stockholm Bjork light grey rug
Design House Stockholm’s Björk rug uses varying tones of wool in the weft. Designer Lena Bergström has a created a bespeckled, marbled weave effect to mimic the natural texture of the bark. The contrasting leather binding at each end of the rug reference the inside of the tree bark.
Light Grey Björk Rug
from £199.00
from £199.00
Lena Bergström’s Björk rug is inspired by the light and dark flecked appearance of the birch (‘Björk’ in Swedish) tree bark. By using varying tones of wool in the weft, Lena Bergström has a created a bespeckled, marbled weave effect to mimic the natural texture of the bark. The contrasting leather binding at each end of the rug reference the inside of the tree bark.
The green Björk Rug shown beneath a light wooden side table and sofa, placed on a wooden floor.
A close up image of the woollen texture of the Green Björk Rug with leather trim
Lena Bergström’s Björk rug is inspired by the light and dark flecked appearance of the birch (‘Björk’ in Swedish) tree bark. By using varying tones of wool in the weft, Lena Bergström has a created a bespeckled, marbled weave effect to mimic the natural texture of the bark. The contrasting leather binding at each end of the rug reference the inside of the tree bark.
Lena Bergström’s Björk rug is inspired by the light and dark flecked appearance of the birch (‘Björk’ in Swedish) tree bark. By using varying tones of wool in the weft, Lena Bergström has a created a bespeckled, marbled weave effect to mimic the natural texture of the bark. The contrasting leather binding at each end of the rug reference the inside of the tree bark.
Lena Bergström’s Björk rug is inspired by the light and dark flecked appearance of the birch (‘Björk’ in Swedish) tree bark. By using varying tones of wool in the weft, Lena Bergström has a created a bespeckled, marbled weave effect to mimic the natural texture of the bark. The contrasting leather binding at each end of the rug reference the inside of the tree bark.
A selection of the Björk Rugs in the different available shades
Living room with Design House Stockholm wool Basket rug in the centre, and a view of a natural landscape through the windows
WHO IT'S MADE BY

Design House Stockholm

Design House Stockholm works with a diverse range of renowned designers to bring Scandinavian design to life across a spectrum of design genres. The result is a versatile and timeless collection that encompasses everything from rugs to tableware.

The business model adopted by Design House Stockholm is a unique one. It’s not a conventional producer. Or a collective. It describes itself as a ‘publisher of design’, working with a diverse raft of designers and collaborating with them to bring unique ideas to life across a spectrum of design genres. The result is a timeless collection that encompasses everything from tableware to rugs and furniture.

Although they’re an eclectic bunch, what all the designers have in common is their adherence to the principles of Scandinavian design. In this context, ‘Scandinavian’ is used in a philosophical rather than a geographical sense, meaning designers from all over the globe are welcome under the Design House Stockholm umbrella.

Featured Design House Stockholm Designers:

Carina Seth Andersson – a range of media has inspired Carina and whether she’s working in glass, ceramics or textiles, she’s guided by the simple elegance of form. Curvaceous lines and light-reflecting surfaces make her teapots, bowls, and other tableware eye-catching pieces.

Lena Bergström – a world-renowned designer, Lena works in glass, metal and textile to create objects that reflect the shape, movement and colours of the natural world. Her rugs are hand-crafted and finished to accentuate the play of light and shadow and the relationship between hues.