Trend Watch: What's Hot In Rugs
What’s new this season in rugs? Everything from deep, rich colors to a current take on vintage patterns and finishes, here are some exciting new looks to refresh your home by providing a polished finish to your room. Finding the perfect rug has never been easier with these stunning new choices.
Indigo Infusion - Marked by deep, inky blues with a saturated feel these rugs can drench your space with a cool, calm tone.
Earthy Intensity - Rich terra cotta, deep slate gray or velvety mossy green, inspired by nature these rugs bring organic, earthy tones to your space that will ground your room in luxury.
Blissful Bohemian - No matter what your home color scheme, bring a fun mix of colors and patterns with global influences. These fresh new designs marry a carefree vibe with a warm deep rich feel.
Imbued Ivory - Soft understated foundations that create a quiet, soothing atmosphere provide a luxurious backdrop for your space. Whether you choose a geometric pattern or organic design, mixing sister shades of ecru, oatmeal, alabaster, or ivory create soft harmonious aesthetic for your home.
Alluring Antique
Add the instant feel of a well-loved family heirloom to your home with a distinctive distressed rug. These vintage-inspired patterns with a timeworn appearance provide depth and texture to your room.
Art Inspired
Who says art is only for the walls? There’s a new selection of rugs that let you bring the beauty of your favorite art style to your floor, adding subtle interest or complex intensity to your space.
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