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trendcarpet.fi

Online retailer selling modern, wool, viscose and kilim rugs plus home textiles to consumers

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01

About trendcarpet.fi

Trendcarpet sells rugs and home textiles through its online store, including wool, viscose, kelim, jute, plastic and natural-hide rugs in a range of styles. The company designs its own collections and works directly with weaving mills, with products made under Care & Fair certified conditions. Sourcing includes hand-knotted Beni Ourain and Boucherouite rugs from Morocco, cowhide rugs from South America, reindeer hides from Lapland, and plastic rugs from Horredsmattan that are woven in Sweden.

Its customers are consumers furnishing homes who buy online. Revenue comes from direct online sales; the store offers free delivery and free returns within 14 days and payment by invoice.

Trendcarpet is based in Göteborg, Sweden, and is part of Online Brands Nordic AB. Most of its roughly 10,000 rugs are stated to be in stock and shipped within 1–2 working days.

Product: Online store for modern, handwoven, wool, viscose, kelim and natural-material rugs and home textiles.

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