Revolutionary Shelter – Custom Sheepskin & Shearling Rug - Why Pay More? [BRdYsyS9]

Sculpted to embrace the organic rhythm of nature, the SHELTER Rug redefines softness and flow in the world of luxury handmade rugs. Composed of large, amoeba-shaped panels of high-pile sheepskin sewn onto velvety shearling, it evokes the raw texture of cobblestones smoothed by time. Its form blurs the line between sculpture and surface—designed to ground a space with warmth, tactility, and quiet strength.

Entirely handcrafted in Patagonia, Argentina, this piece is perfect for custom projects and trade clients seeking something deeply textural and unique.

Product Details

• Raw material: 100% natural Patagonian shearling.
• Pattern & Color: Free-form patchwork in warm taupe and beige
• Pile Height: Low 1" & High 3"
• Pattern Repeat: N/A 
• Backing: Suede & Felt
• Available Sizes: Custom sizing available upon request.
• Lead time production:  5-8 weeks.  

More About Luxury Handmade Rugs

Our SHELTER high-pile rug is made using ethically sourced Merino sheepskin from Patagonia. Each pelt is selected by hand, then stitched together by artisans in our fair-trade workshop to ensure durability and quality finishing.

These rugs are not only soft and warm, but breathable and naturally insulating—perfect for grounding both minimalist and maximalist interiors. They’re hypoallergenic, organic, and completely biodegradable, making them as conscious as they are luxurious.

Not sure what size you need? Visit our Rug Sizes Guide for more information.

FAQ´s Custom Luxury Handmade Rugs for Designers & Homeowners

Can this rug be customized to my room’s size and shape?

Yes! All Homelosophy rugs are made-to-order, including custom sizes, shapes, or even color palettes.

How do I care for a high-pile shearling rug?

Use a soft brush or vacuum with a brush attachment. Spot clean with a damp cloth. Professional cleaning is recommended annually.

Are your rugs ethically made?

Absolutely. Every rug is handcrafted in a fair-trade certified workshop in Patagonia using hides from traceable, non-industrial sources.