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1990
The year our family started making rugs in Bhadohi.
A family of rug makers, now on your doorstep.
For more than 35 years our family has made rugs in Bhadohi, India's City of Carpets. RestoHome is how we bring them straight to your home.
Our story
Our story begins in 1990 in Bhadohi, where carpet making is a way of life. Our family set up its first workshop there, and for more than three decades we have worked side by side with local artisans, learning how yarn, colour and craft come together in a rug that lasts.
For most of those years, our rugs reached homes through other sellers, under other names. In 2025 we formed Restoration Homeware to give our work a name of its own, and with RestoHome we now sell directly to you, with no middlemen between our looms and your floor.
Our designs are inspired by royal palaces and made for modern homes: vintage patterns, florals, animals, abstracts and irregular shapes, each finished by hand in Bhadohi. We are a new brand, but our craft has been in the family for 35 years.
The RestoHome family
From one workshop to your home
1990
The family workshop
We begin making rugs in Bhadohi with local weavers and craftspeople.
1990s–2020s
Three decades of craft
Skills, designs and artisan partnerships grow, passed down within the family.
2025
Restoration Homeware
We register our own company to put our family name behind every rug.
Today
RestoHome.in
Our rugs go straight from Bhadohi to homes across India.
What you can expect from a RestoHome rug
Made by people we know
Every rug is made in Bhadohi by artisans we have worked with for years, not bought in from unknown factories.
Designed for today's homes
Palace-inspired patterns, bold animals and soft florals, in colours chosen for modern Indian living rooms and bedrooms.
Direct from the makers
No showroom markups and no long chain of traders. You buy from the family that makes the rug, and we stand behind it.
How your rug is made
Design
The pattern is drawn to full size and coloured, then traced onto a cotton base cloth.
Yarn
Yarn is dyed and checked against the design, so every shade matches.
Tufting
Artisans fill the design by hand with a tufting tool, row by row, on a tall frame.
Backing
The back is sealed and lined so the pile stays firm and the rug lies flat.
Finishing
The pile is sheared, carved around the pattern, washed and inspected before it is packed for you.
Thank you for bringing a piece of Bhadohi home.
Explore our collections, or let us help you find the right rug for your room.