Everything organized by category.

Submit your concept or inspiration, then Thread Theory refines the artwork for tufting, prepares a digital direction, finalizes material and texture recommendations, begins production, and finishes the rug for shipping, pickup, or installation planning.

Each rug is individually tufted and priced according to artistic complexity and production time. The main factors are rug size, material selection, texture complexity, color count, sculpting or carving detail, and timeline urgency.

Custom work can include small accent rugs, oversized statement pieces, runners, wall hangings, irregular sculptural forms, and installation-scale textile work.

Yes. You can share sketches, Pinterest screenshots, logos, moodboards, paintings, color palettes, reference rugs, brand files, room photos, or a written concept.

Most commissions are planned in a 4-8 week window after design approval. Rush and event deadlines are reviewed individually.

Yes. Logo and brand rugs are available, with guidance on simplifying details so the final piece feels premium rather than overly literal.

Yes, with translation. Ultra-fine details may need simplification because tufting has physical fiber limitations. Some artwork becomes stronger when adapted into bolder shapes, clearer color fields, or carved dimensional details.

Yes. Thread Theory is a creative collaborator, not only a fabricator. Concepts can be shaped through artwork refinement, scale guidance, material recommendations, and texture direction.

Yes. Custom projects can include digital renderings, color previews, texture recommendations, and rug-ready design refinement before production begins.

Yes. Yarn and color samples can be requested before production so you can compare wool, acrylic, rayon / art silk, sheen, and density.

Quality wool and acrylic are strongest for high-traffic spaces. Wool carries the most premium natural feel; acrylic offers practical durability and color vibrancy.

The largest factors are yarn type, rug size, density, design complexity, carving detail, backing, timeline, shipping, and delivery needs.

Most pieces are produced as one-offs or very small studio editions.

Hold requests can be reviewed for serious inquiries and custom projects.

Quality wool is often considered the premium all-around choice because it balances durability, softness, resilience, and natural stain resistance.

Wool offers a more luxurious natural feel, rich color depth, and long-term durability. Acrylic offers affordability, vibrant color, UV resistance, and easier everyday maintenance.

Yarn requirements depend on rug size, density, pile height, and design complexity. Premium density rugs require more yarn than standard density rugs.

Quality wool and acrylic perform best for high-traffic environments, depending on the desired balance of luxury, budget, and maintenance.

Rayon / Art Silk creates a luminous, high-end visual finish for decorative and statement pieces.

Yes. Yarn and color samples can be requested before production so clients can compare touch, sheen, density, and color behavior.

Regular vacuuming helps maintain appearance. Professional spot cleaning is recommended, especially for wool, rayon / art silk, and premium pieces.

Absolutely. Thread Theory works collaboratively to transform photos, sketches, moodboards, logos, and inspiration images into production-ready rug designs.

Cut pile creates a soft, velvety surface and is ideal when comfort, smoothness, and quiet luxury are the priority.

Loop pile keeps yarn loops intact for a more textural, durable surface. It works well when a rug needs grounded tactility and everyday resilience.

High-low pile adds sculptural depth by varying pile height. It can create shadow, movement, and architectural relief.

Carved detailing is useful for outlines, separations, graphic emphasis, and elevated art styles. It adds labor and should be planned into the quote.

Yes. Mixed texture, high-low sculpting, and carving require additional production time and are priced as part of the rug's complexity.

Yes. Shipping is quoted by size, destination, and packaging needs.

No. Classes are designed for curious beginners and include equipment, materials, and guided technique.

Yes. Each ticket includes yarn, backing cloth, use of studio tools, and finishing support.

Yes. Private workshops can be built for birthdays, couples, friend groups, wellness events, or creative teams.

Most activations need a stable work area, power access, and room for guests to observe or participate. A site checklist is provided during planning.

Yes. Logos, campaign colors, product motifs, and guest keepsakes can be designed into the activation.

Travel is available for selected events, with logistics and costs scoped during inquiry.

Yes. Gift cards can be configured for classes, limited drops, or custom commission deposits.

Community partners can inquire about youth workshops, healing-centered tactile art, installations, donated pieces, and local collaborations.