Handwoven in China with the finest blend of Chinese Mongolian wool and New Zealand wools. There are highlights of silk in the patterns.

Hand-knotted in a luxurious blend of wool and silk, this extra-long 3x18 runner rug is a new addition to Rug & Kilim’s Textural Collection, and represents a new series of custom-capable contemporary designs. On the Design: This piece also represents the work of one of the finest looms in Nepal, which enjoys a very durable wool pile for modern spaces. In its colorway, cream and white tones underscore a play of textural stripes in a cut loop pile, reimagining the monochromatic look with more of a sense of movement in the subtle color variations while still creating a comfortable, pleasing presence in any space. The look is extremely modern, made to sit with any furniture and style with a tasteful elegance, which speaks to the soul of this collection, where “simple” is never “ordinary.”Custom Capable:All sizes and colors available—inquire for a quote

Rug & Kilim pays tribute to the celebrated French Aubusson rug in this runner addition to its coveted European collection. Hand-knotted in best-quality sari silk, this 18th-century inspired piece reflects a uniquely contemporary French Country appeal with an all-over floral pattern covering the scale in an idyllic play of beige-brown, green, and pink-red for a unique take on this sensibility. A runner is worthy of being a centerpiece in any prestigious project requiring classic European aesthetics, yet comfortable and livable in its repetition—ideal for hallways and entryways in particular.

Bring joy into your space with this area rug. Enjoy this fun, fresh perspective on the timeless, spotted look. With its uniqueness and luxury, this area rug will transform your space and create a personal touch for your live space.

Bring joy into your space with this area rug. Enjoy this fun, fresh perspective on the timeless, spotted look. With its uniqueness and luxury, this area rug will transform your space and create a personal touch for your live space.

This 3x22 abstract runner represents a new line in 's Homage Collection called the "Dots" design. Hand-knotted in wool, this series explores a bold take on the marriage of depth, color variation, and distressed texture. Further on the Design: Originally pioneered by Lead Designer Nikita Nagpal, this rug recaptures the concept of an 'abstract' rug through more subdued elements. The idea was to create dual sense of movement in the same rug that don't "compete" so much as redefine how movement can be enjoyed in an extra-long runner. Keen eyes will admire the shifting dark blues, forest greens, and ice blues that achieve that unique, brilliant modern sense of movement and depth that sits gorgeous in this shabby elegance texture. The construction is, furthermore, our inventive take on Rustic Modern design, and an easy-to-maintain, comfortable wash with approachable beauty. Custom Capable: Please note all custom orders are subject to a 3-day return policy upon receipt of the CAD, at which point a full refund may be honored. Yarn samples can be made available during the process on loom as well, subject to the 3-day window without prior approval of extension. All custom sales following the approved CAD are final without these exceptions. Further on the Artist: A neo-New Yorker from New Delhi, India, Surface Designer Nikita Nagpal serves R&K in leading both our in-house art department and our remote design department in India, utilizing an extensive background and an equally impressive passion for the industry. An honors bachelor of arts in Fashion Design with an MFA in Fibers from the Savannah College of Art and Design, 2019 marked Nikita as the recipient of the prestigious Red Dot Award for Design Concepts in Material Innovation, the IDA Design Awards, Gold, and a published Finalist in the Dorothy Waxman Textile Design Prize. With multiple bold, pioneering projects under her belt, Nikita believes in the beauty and necessity of Process Art, a builder with a deep love of all things tactile now working directly with Josh Nazmiyal in their common passion for material innovation and creation.