Ruckstuhl already offers almost unlimited possibilities for customization within its existing collection. Each custom-sized rug is precisely made to order and finished with edging that subtly shapes its materiality, character and spatial impact. From fine linen, leather or satin finishes to individually developed borders, the result is a rug that fits precisely into the architecture, interior and personal vision.
On request, our workshop can also use customers’ own fabrics or leather for the edging - for example, to coordinate with furniture, textile concepts or brand identities. Special shapes, oversized rugs or complex floor plans are executed with the same care as custom-made one-off pieces for private homes, hotels, boutiques or prestigious workspaces.
There is even greater freedom when not only the finishing but the rug itself is reimagined: together with our specialists, we develop custom rugs that translate spatial requirements, materiality, color palettes and design ideas into a precise textile language.
From individual color nuances and special constructions to entirely new designs, Ruckstuhl guides the process from the first idea to completion, drawing on decades of material expertise and workshop manufacturing in Langenthal.
CUSTOMIZATION
Every situation has different requirements. Some call for millimeter-level precision, others for custom shapes, special materials, or solutions that take shape only on site.
In Ruckstuhl’s finishing process, textile material becomes a finished object, tailored to the architecture, its use, and the people who live with it.
But to us, finishing means far more than processing a carpet. It encompasses consulting, project management, production, logistics, and support right through to the final seam on site.
The result is textile solutions that integrate precisely into their architectural surroundings – crafted in Langenthal since 1881.
SPECIAL COLORS
Colors shape spaces long before materials are consciously noticed. They create atmosphere, guide light, and bring calm or tension to architecture. And they often determine whether a room feels harmonious. Even with a carefully developed color collection, the search for the right shade doesn’t always end with what’s already available.
In architecture, hospitality, retail, or private homes, requirements often arise that call for a precise, personal color palette—tailored to materials, lighting conditions, corporate identities, or highly individual ideas.

