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Flanders Flooring Days 2026

We’re opening our doors for Flanders Flooring Days

From 18 to 21 May, our showroom in Waregem is open and ready to welcome you, alongside our presence at Kortrijk Xpo.
We invite you into our home in Flanders, the place where all our rugs are 100% designed and produced. This is where ideas become collections and where every rug is made with care, close to its origin.
This is a moment we look forward to every year, because there is a difference between seeing a rug and experiencing it. Experience the textures, the colours, the materials and the details that define our rugs and meet the people who help make you’re room come alive.
We look forward to welcoming you!

Heimtextil 2026

From canvas to carpet

For Heimtextil 2026 in Frankfurt, Ragolle Rugs set out to do more than present a collection. We wanted to tell a story rooted in craftsmanship, heritage, and identity.

To bring this vision to life, we reimagined three iconic works by Flemish Masters as woven rugs. Selfportrait by Peter Paul Rubens, Portrait of a Man by Jan Van Eyck, and Winter Landscape with a Bird Trap by Pieter Bruegel were carefully translated into textile form. Each piece challenged us to push the limits of detail, colour and precision, transforming brushstrokes into threads without losing the essence of the original artworks.

By translating these masterpieces into rugs, we are not only demonstrating what is technically possible, but also celebrating who we are. Ragolle Rugs remains deeply connected to its Flemish roots, not just in inspiration but in practice. We continue to keep our  entire process on-site in Waregem.

That proximity makes a difference. It allows us to experiment, refine, and perfect every detail: from the first yarn selection to the final finishing. The result is a level of precision and consistency that is something we are proud to stand for.

Following their debut at Heimtextil, these unique pieces are now on display in our showroom. We invite you to experience them up close and discover what it truly means to be made in Flanders.