Inspired by Dard Hunter's 1906 stained glass windows at the Roycroft Inn in East Aurora, NY, our Monterey Mist rug features the tulip, a celebrated design element in the Arts and Crafts movement. This stunning piece is hand-knotted by Nepalese weavers using wool from Himalayan Highland sheep.

Love the subtle colors of the rug. It was worth the wait.. Ellen. Landenberg, PA. Wed Apr 15 2026

Named for a park in Harvey Ellis's hometown of Rochester, NY, the Highland Park rug features a simple, well-balanced border motif that pays tribute to his acclaimed, nature-inspired inlay designs. This distinctive rug, hand-knotted by Nepalese weavers using wool from Himalayan Highland sheep, works effortlessly with any of Stickley's collections.

Named for a park in Harvey Ellis's hometown of Rochester, NY, the Highland Park rug features a simple, well-balanced border motif that pays tribute to his acclaimed, nature-inspired inlay designs. This distinctive rug, hand-knotted by Nepalese weavers using wool from Himalayan Highland sheep, works effortlessly with any of Stickley's collections.

Inspired by the works of Frank Lloyd Wright and his Prairie School of Architecture, this rug is designed to resemble a stained-glass window. Wright considered his stained glass to be an abstract of nature that allowed light in to illuminate and enhance a room. Our Prairie rug is hand-knotted by Nepalese weavers using wool from Himalayan Highland sheep.

Inspired by Dard Hunter's 1906 stained glass windows at the Roycroft Inn in East Aurora, NY, our Monterey Grove rug features the tulip, a celebrated design element in the Arts and Crafts movement. This stunning piece is hand-knotted by Nepalese weavers using wool from Himalayan Highland sheep.

The work of Scotland's Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife Margaret Macdonald contribute inspiration to our elegant Windyhill rug. Its pattern recalls Mackintosh's signature design aesthetic, while Macdonald's panel titled "Heart of the Rose", designed for her husband's Hill House project, lends its color palette. A wonderful complement to many Stickley collections, the rug is hand-knotted by Nepalese weavers using wool from Himalayan Highland sheep.