One butterfly, and 170 × 240 cm of empty cream around it
170×240 cm
One of a kind
Cream Butterfly Loom-Woven Tencel® and Wool Rug, Hatıl Series
from
53.500 TL
≈ 13.000 TL/m²
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170×240 cm
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Wool at knee height: a big mushroom with two beside it
170×240 cm
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Rays of orange over cream, the globe pushed into a corner
170×240 cm
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One telescope on an empty cream field, wool on cotton
170×240 cm
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One red deer in the corner, and cream wool everywhere else
170×240 cm
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Gray veining inside gold wings, Tencel® and wool on cotton
170×240 cm
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Plain gray, 100% viscose, and it remembers where you walked
200×290 cm
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Eight millimeters of yellow pile, 2,700 grams a square meter
160×230 cm
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Forest green in shade, and 100% viscose taking the light
160×230 cm
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Terracotta with no pattern, 8 mm of viscose that shows footmarks
160×230 cm
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Gray viscose, 12 mm deep, keeping a record of every step
200×300 cm
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Beige wool, 13 mm deep and 4,750 grams to the square meter
45×45 cm
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Copper without the polish, and New Zealand fleece 13 mm deep
45×45 cm
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A green that goes wet then matt, 12 mm deep in viscose
140×200 cm
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Scandinavian figures thin on blue, Tencel® off an Oushak loom
130×190 cm
One of a kind
Blue Scandinavian-Pattern Loom-Woven Tencel Rug, Zara Series
from 23.800 TL
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Anthracite in Tencel®, one fine line ruled through the weave
130×190 cm
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Khaki leaning olive, 130 × 190 cm, and light enough to carry
130×190 cm
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An orange-peel undertone beneath the browns, 7 mm of wool
200×300 cm
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Gray at ten millimeters: 35% wool, 65% viscose
200×300 cm
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White with nothing drawn on it: 12 mm of viscose pile
200×300 cm
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Warm gray drifting into cool, no line between, 9 mm pile
200×300 cm
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Red, yellow and green over orange, wool edge to edge
250×350 cm
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Bamboo viscose, and the color pushed out to the edges
250×350 cm
Gray and Orange Frame-Pattern Loom-Woven Bamboo Viscose Rug, Tempus Series
from 13.500 TL
≈ 11.500 TL/m² -
Honey yellow, wool on cotton, and a south window will fade it
130×190 cm
A baby or kids' room rug is the floor covering for a room where the floor is played on rather than crossed. The rugs collected here are loom-woven in wool, Tencel and cotton, low in pile, bound at the edges without a loose fringe, and cut in sizes from 80 × 150 cm to 300 × 400 cm.
This page is about the objects rather than the room. Two guides cover the room itself — the nursery rug guide for a floor a baby is put down on, and the kids' room rug guide for one a five-year-old drives a desk chair across. What follows is what is actually on the shelf here: the fibers, the pile, the edge, the sizes and the care label.
What is in this collection
Two groups, a little over fifty rugs between them. The Hatıl Series is Halıcızade's own, loom-woven in Türkiye in wool or Tencel over a cotton foundation and cut to a single size, 170 × 240 cm (5'7" × 7'10"). Each rug is a cream field carrying one figure drawn small toward a corner: a butterfly, a red deer with its head up, a mushroom, a telescope on its tripod, a globe.
The second group is quieter. Plain and small-patterned loom-woven grounds in gray, cream, terra, ochre, green and blue, woven in Turkish and Indian workshops in wool, wool-and-viscose, Tencel and bamboo viscose, and running through the full size ladder rather than a single size. Between the two groups the collection covers both halves of the problem — the rug a room is designed around, and the rug that simply has to be the right size and the right color.
Pile depth, in millimeters
Short, and densely woven. These are low-pile weaves rather than shag, in the band that suits the room: roughly 5 to 15 mm. At that depth crumbs, dust and dried milk stay on the surface where a vacuum can reach them, small parts stay findable instead of disappearing into the base, and a castor or a toy wheel rolls instead of sinking. A deep pile does the opposite on all three counts, and it takes a permanent dent under a cot leg within a month. Pile depth is worth asking for as a figure before buying.
Washability, as the maker states it
Read the label, not the fiber. Almost every listing in this collection specifies professional washing, which is the right instruction for a wool or Tencel pile: washed hot in a domestic drum, wool felts, and felting cannot be undone. Day to day the rug is vacuumed in one direction with a brushless head, and a spill is blotted — press a dry white cloth down and keep pressing with fresh cloth until nothing more lifts, rather than rubbing, which spreads the mark and drives it to the base of the pile.
Where a rug genuinely has to go through a home machine, that is a different construction: the flat cotton and synthetic weaves built for it are grouped in machine-washable rugs.
Edges without a loose fringe, and staying put
Every rug here is bound rather than fringed. The pile is either overlocked with yarn stitched round the edge or sewn under a flat woven tape, so there is nothing hanging free on any of the four sides. A knotted fringe is the warp of a hand-knotted rug left long at either end; it is the honest signature of that construction, and it is also a row of loose ends at exactly the height of a hand that has learned to grip.
The same logic applies across the field of the rug. A flat, tightly woven surface gives small fingers and toes nothing to catch in, and it is the surface a wheel rolls on. Then there is the floor underneath. A rug on boards or tile travels unless something holds it: an open rubber mesh pad stops the whole rug moving, and a felt-and-rubber pad does that and adds a few millimeters of cushion under a thin weave. Cut the pad 3 to 5 cm smaller than the rug on every side.
Sizes, against a cot and a play floor
Measure the clear floor rather than the room. Once a cot, a wardrobe and a chair are standing, the floor that actually gets played on is smaller than the plan suggests, and it is that area the rug has to cover.
| Size | Imperial | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| 80 × 150 cm | 2'7" × 4'11" | A strip beside a cot or a bed, or the floor in front of a changing unit |
| 130 × 190 cm | 4'3" × 6'3" | A defined play corner, set away from the furniture |
| 160 × 230 cm | 5'3" × 7'7" | A play floor with the cot and the wardrobe standing off the rug |
| 170 × 240 cm | 5'7" × 7'10" | The Hatıl Series size: room to lie down in any direction |
| 200 × 290 cm | 6'7" × 9'6" | A cot standing on the rug, with a walking width on the two sides you reach in from |
| 250 × 350 and 300 × 400 cm | 8'2" × 11'6" and 9'10" × 13'1" | Most of the floor in a larger room, with bare boards showing at the walls |
Color, and the rug outlasting the phase
Mid-tones do the most work. A white rug shows every mark within a week and a flat dark one shows dust and lint just as fast; cream, gray, ochre and faded terra show neither, and a small all-over pattern breaks up the surface enough to disguise ordinary life between cleanings. If the toys, the books and the wall are already loud, the floor is the place to be quiet.
The same choice decides how long the rug lasts as an object rather than as a weave. A single figure drawn small in one corner reads differently at eleven than a field of cartoon characters, and a plain ground moves into a teen room without an argument. Wool is the fiber that survives that long — why it recovers from a bed leg is set out in wool rugs.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes do the baby and kids' room rugs come in?
From 80 × 150 cm (2'7" × 4'11") up to 300 × 400 cm (9'10" × 13'1"), with 130 × 190, 160 × 230, 170 × 240, 200 × 290 and 250 × 350 cm in between. The Hatıl Series is woven in one size, 170 × 240 cm.
What are the rugs in this collection made of?
Wool, Tencel, cotton and viscose, most often two yarns together over a cotton warp. Wool recovers under a cot leg, Tencel keeps a flat low surface, and cotton weaves thin and cool. The fiber content is stated on each product page.
Do the rugs in this collection have a fringe?
No. Edges are bound — overlocked with yarn, or sewn under a flat woven tape — so nothing hangs loose at the ends. A knotted fringe is the warp of a hand-knotted rug left long, and it cannot be repaired once it has been pulled apart.
Can these rugs be washed at home?
Almost every listing here specifies professional washing, and that is the instruction to follow. A wool or Tencel pile washed hot in a domestic drum felts or shrinks. Rugs built to go through a home machine are a different construction and are grouped separately.
What pile depth are the rugs in this collection?
They are low-pile weaves rather than shag, in the band that suits this room: roughly 5 to 15 mm, woven densely. At that depth a vacuum empties the pile, small parts stay findable, and a castor or a toy wheel rolls instead of sinking in.
What is the Hatıl Series?
Halıcızade's own children's series, loom-woven in Türkiye in wool or Tencel on a cotton foundation, 170 × 240 cm. Each rug is a cream field carrying one figure drawn small toward a corner — a butterfly, a red deer, a mushroom, a telescope or a globe.
Will a rug bought for a small child still work later?
A plain ground or a single small figure will; a rug covered in cartoon characters usually will not. Buying the pattern for the room rather than for the age is what lets the same rug move into a teenager's room instead of being replaced.
Related collections: Hatıl Series · teen room rugs · machine-washable rugs