The Loopy Area Rug from Tom Dixon features a surface of dual-colored neutral wool dots that create a bouncy, semi-plain texture across the field, handwoven by skilled artisans in Northern India. Melange wool is used throughout the construction, giving the contrasting tones a softness that prevents the pattern from reading as harsh. The result is a rug with a quietly textured surface—more tactile than graphic, with warmth that comes from the material itself.