Rugs are a time-honored way to enhance rooms with signature colors, intricate patterns and rich textures. To help you customize your living spaces, we've created a guide that showcases the materials, designs and dimensions of our exclusive rugs.
— PATTERN —
Interesting juxtapositions are often the foundation of good design, a principle that holds true for rugs as well. Choose a rug that offers a clear contrast with other furniture in the room. For example, a couch with solid upholstery could sit atop a vibrant ikat rug while a room filled with lighter colors should be grounded by rugs in darker hues.
— TEXTURE —
For higher traffic areas like hallways, living rooms or dining rooms, we recommend low-pile or flatwoven rugs – or rugs made with natural fibers such as sisal. A hand-knotted rug with an overdyed or distressed design will age particularly well in a busy area, achieving a richer character as time passes.
— PILE —
For higher traffic areas like hallways, living rooms or dining rooms, we recommend low-pile or flatwoven rugs – or rugs made with natural fibers such as sisal. A hand-knotted rug with an overdyed or distressed design will age particularly well in a busy area, achieving a richer character as time passes.
— LAYERING —
For a look that’s both stylish and versatile, layer two rugs on top of one another. This works especially well in living rooms, where rugs can be used to define the space and add an important design element. To get the look, begin with a neutral base layer that’s large enough to anchor the space – a rug made with natural fibers such as sisal or abaca is often a top choice. Then, add a smaller statement rug on top that’s low pile and provides a juxtaposition in either color or texture.
Before making your decision, explore our complete rug collection. Then order rug swatches to experience color and texture – and discover how each one plays with other elements in the room.