In this article, we will take a closer look at Milan Rosa; the careful colour selection and design versatility that makes Rosa one of our most interesting colourways.

Founded in 1784 by Richard Hattersley of West Yorkshire, Hattersley’s original power looms were introduced in 1834 when his son George was asked to develop one to make worsted cloth. The first of its kind not to be hand powered, it was a machine that changed the story of weaving. Years later, the Hattersley Looms…

For more than just the season. At this time of year, while we’re being encouraged from every direction to increasingly buy more. At Roger Oates, we want to urge people to slow down and consider more conscious buying habits.

Revisionist echoes original artwork, designs and sketches dating back to the 1980s...

Craftsmanship and passion guides every Roger Oates rug from start to finish...

Woven using undyed wool from the Shetland Sheep, this collection provides an eco-conscious choice...

Discover how Sudbury has become one of most loved designs and gone on to influence our iconic Flaxman design.

In the early days of Roger Oates, our roots were firmly planted in the market town of Ledbury, Herefordshire, the location of our original design studios and hand looms.

Here at Roger Oates Design, we have been developing a collection of tufted rugs and runners to complement our highly sought-after Venetian Flatweave.

A creative collaboration between Roger Oates Design + A Rum Fellow. A journey in colour, taken together.