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Sheepskins have accompanied people since the first domesticated sheep, more than 10,000 years ago. Today they are a natural, biodegradable alternative to synthetic floor coverings and fit almost any interior style. This article connects history, sustainability and concrete styling tips.

Sheepskins have long been used in care, and part of that is scientifically supported: according to a Cochrane review, medical sheepskins halve the risk of pressure ulcers, wool improves sleep through temperature regulation and superfine wool reduces eczema symptoms. This article sets out the findings soberly — and what they do and don’t mean for a rug at home.

The Icelandic sheep is an old, isolated breed with a double fleece that protects it from snow and wind. As a result an Icelandic sheepskin is thicker, warmer and longer than ordinary skins and comes in a wide palette of natural colours. This article explains what that means for your rug.