In 1963, Finn Juhl designed a series of characteristic circular patterns for the Danish carpet manufacturer, Vittrup. House of Finn Juhl has introduced three rugs in natural, undyed hand-tufted wool. The three neutral versions stand in a calm and warm contrast to Finn Juhl's daring furniture.

The circular pattern is brought about by the difference in the height of the pile. The special technique is called Cut-Loop 3D and creates the optical illusion that the carpets are multicolored. In reality, this is simply due to the fact that the wefts are seen from above and from the side. This weaving technique is not only elegant, but it also increases the durability of the rugs. Furthermore, the rugs come with a non-slip backside.

The wool from the sheep is thus sorted by color, ensuring uniform but natural nuances. The undyed yarn has not been cleaned chemically, leaving it with an authentic expression from nature and a high concentration of lanolin. Lanolin is the natural oil in wool, which also contributes to the resistance towards dirt and stains. The rugs are all monochrome and come in three gradients: 'Chalk', 'Sandstone' and 'Clay'. The three rugs are made from 100% undyed yarn, spun by pure and new wool sourced from New Zealand.