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Viscose rugs are made from a synthetic fiber called viscose, which is produced as a silk substitute. This fiber is created from a combination of wood, cotton, and banana leaves. Visually, viscose closely resembles silk, making it difficult to distinguish with the naked eye.
How do viscose rugs differ from other types of rugs?
Viscose rugs stand out from other types mainly due to their unique texture and sheen. Also known as artificial silk, viscose has a silky, glossy surface that reflects light in a special way, giving rooms a luxurious appearance. Compared to materials like wool or cotton, viscose rugs feel softer and finer to the touch. They are best suited for low-traffic areas where aesthetics take priority. Another key difference is maintenance: viscose rugs require more careful handling and are more sensitive to moisture and heavy pressure.
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