The Rug Company 8' x 10' Area Rugs

Spectra offers a subtle alternative to the Signature Stripe, capturing the evolution of this iconic motif. Rectangular blocks house spectrums of colourful silk that appear elevated against a sumptuous Tibetan wool base.

An uplifting hue that works well in both modern and more traditional interiors, Kent Green evokes the leafy Garden of England, while nodding to our longstanding head of production, Caroline Kent.

Evoking the sunny climates of Los Angeles, the vibrant chartreuse of Melrose yellow creates an optimistic color statement that works particularly well with coordinating order gray.

Portobello Pink is created in a delicate, rose blush pink inspired by a vintage velvet ribbon, discovered in the famous Notting Hill market. This romantic, dusky pink adds a touch of femininity, sophistication, and elegance to every interior.

Bay Blue takes its name from the inky tones of San Francisco Bay, seen at dusk on a visit to The Rug Company’s showroom in the city. A fresh and revitalizing deep indigo blue, evoking the sea and sky, Bay Blue creates an elegant yet down-to-earth space.

An uplifting hue that works well in both modern and more traditional interiors, Kent Green evokes the leafy Garden of England, while nodding to our longstanding head of production, Caroline Kent.

Parachute Earth presents an asymmetric checkerboard motif woven in handknotted Tibetan wool. This colorful design features rich red hues that enhance the warmth of its overall presence.

Modern swirl features the trademark meandering stripe in a multicolor vibrant palette, but with muted jewel tones for ultimate versatility. Each of the colors is carefully calibrated to coalesce rather than clash and is hand-knotted in finely hand knotted wool.

Inspired by the delicate pink hues of the Japanese Cherry Blossom, Edo Blush features an engaging motif that is hand carved by our expert craftspeople. Handloomed with the finest wool, this design will enhance warm shades across a variety of spaces.

"Animal inspiration is classic DVF and this Climbing Leopard print is no exception. In a lush emerald with leopard shapes that add depth and dimension, this statement piece is perfect for a dramatic entryway." Diane Von Furstenberg Climbing Leopard is hand-knotted from silk and works well as a runner or a rug.

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The Magnolia motif first appeared in Westwood's Autumn Winter 2000/01 collection, the first in the long-running 'Exploration' theme. The Thistle Gold modern rug is a gesture to Vivienne's affinity with Scotland; an abstract graphic of the regal milk thistle. The beautiful design is hand-knotted with silk yarns on a Tibetan wool background, pairing pale rose and golden tones.

Leighton teal is a rich juniper color that adds inviting depth to contemporary and traditional interiors. This rug is inspired by the teal of the 16th-century Middle Eastern tiles in the lavishly decorated Leighton house in Holland Park.

Holland stone is a warm and sophisticated neutral inspired by the Georgian townhouses surrounding The Rug Company’s home in Holland Park, London.

The Festival rug is instantly recognizable as the work of Sir Paul Smith. The classic stripe is given a contemporary twist with intersections and overlays, seamlessly flowing from one color group to the next. The impactful and uplifting design confidently embraces color, and will instantly transform any interior. The kaleidoscope of colors has been painstakingly and faithfully translated by The Rug Company’s weavers in Nepal to ensure that they work tonally; every single color takes one day to create.

Juxtaposing raw and refined, feminine and masculine, classic and contemporary, the play of opposites is greatly echoed in Wearstler's new designs. Organic and abstract, the Channels design represents Kelly Wearstler's interest in street art and expressive graphic design. The rug transforms hand-painted brushstrokes into striking metallic silk stripes on a Tibetan wool background. The intentionally casual edging of the lines captures the freehand nature of the artwork.

Inspired by Henri Matisse's playful palettes, Hélene frames the surface with a bold silk border created through a cut-pile technique. Handknotted by our exceptional craftspeople, this design contrasts vibrant hues against a neutral wool base to create a sophisticated statement that complements both classic and contemporary spaces.

Crafted entirely in silk, Ori Gold features fan-like forms that showcase traditional hand carving techniques. Handloomed in a singular gold shade, natural light accentuates the silk texture and sings from the surface.

Woven from rayon from bamboo, Moonlight Tidal is a new take on the original Tidal rug, with its painterly and rich expression of natural light and its shimmering reflection across the surface of a bay, rendered in cool and warm grays.

Pheasant is a limited-edition rug, inspired by Chihuly Studio’s glasswork. Taking inspiration from Chihuly’s Macchia series, Pheasant features a wing-like motif similar in appearance to the bird from which it takes its name. The design twists and creates contorts across the composition to bold effect.

Sonic Wave features an organic ribbon motif in a tranquil teal hue against a neutral backdrop. Handknotted by our expert craftspeople in Nepal, silk hues accentuate the mesmerizing motif against the Tibetan wool base.

Amélie explores the art of collaging by layering a palette of vibrant colours against a neutral base. Handknotted entirely in Tibetan wool, each shape within the motif features a raw edge to create a ripped paper-like effect, transposing this artistic technique into a piece of art for the floor.

Caldera takes inspiration from Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park. The intense colors depict the depths and heat of the water as it cracks the land’s surface. The soft warm motif meanders gently across the silken yarns of the rug encompassing muted bands of brass, pink, and blue water springs, that shimmer to create the illusion of movement.

Tim Gosling's rug designs are based on his love of the Art Deco movement in London, using design language born out of a historic sense of architecture and history. Gosling takes inspiration from the Deco-paneled walls of the 1930s for the design of the Deco Border. Classical in its proportions, the rug is characterized by its iconic Art Deco motif—a stepped design featuring rich bronze lines repeated and indented at the corners.

An uplifting hue that works well in both modern and more traditional interiors, kent green evokes the leafy garden of England while nodding to our longstanding head of production, caroline kent.

Fantastic quality, plush feel. Color is misrepresented in photo. I never expect color to be an exact match, but this wasn’t close. It still works for me, fortunately, but I’d say the color leans avocado rather than the pale sage I see in the photos. Slightly disappointing.. Jasmine. Oakland, CA. Fri Apr 14 2023

Exhibiting a textured, organic motif, the rug explores a delicate, dimensional effect of expressive forms. The cut pile and flat loop design features a calming color palette of soft sages and reflective clay and gray, pink, and green shades in an asymmetrical arrangement of blocks.

Inspired by folklore carvings, Folk Ivory features a mesmerizing motif crafted in a raw cut-pile that sits against a flatweave base, offering a sensory underfoot experience. The natural colorway of the New Zealand wool used to create Folk Ivory captures the organic quality of the material.

Inspired by Chihuly's artwork, River presents a focal circular motif, evocative of the whirling motion of water. Handknotted in a blend of Tibetan wool and silk, this design translates Chihuly's repetitive rings of molten glass in deep petrol blues and cool Grays to create a sense of depth and transparency.

Carnival is a dramatic development of Paul's classic stripes, drawing inspiration from film transparencies and the vibrant movement of carnival dancers. The pattern is layered and complex presenting a challenge for our weavers in Nepal.

Shift presents a series of vertical and horizontal lines in different widths, colors and textures to resemble the loose geometric pattern of cultivated fields. Woven entirely in wool, the neutral tones allow the rug to be styled in a variety of interiors.

Bay Blue takes its name from the inky tones of San Francisco Bay, seen at dusk on a visit to The Rug Company’s showroom in the city. A fresh and revitalizing deep indigo blue, evoking the sea and sky, Bay Blue creates an elegant yet down-to-earth space.

This restful Portland pink, with its subtle blush tone, effortlessly adds color without stealing the show. It is inspired by an elegantly painted pink villa on Portland road, London.

A smart and even gray, order gray is incredibly easy to live with. This fresh feeling colorway is inspired by the military gray wool greatcoats of the Household Guards.

Portobello Pink is created in a delicate, rose blush pink inspired by a vintage velvet ribbon, discovered in the famous Notting Hill market. This romantic, dusky pink adds a touch of femininity, sophistication, and elegance to every interior.

Ariso Pearl features a hand-carved motif that appears elevated against the surface. Inspired by the rocky shore, this design blends two cream shades woven together in a sumptuous wool texture.

We got the 9x12. It is even more beautiful "in person " than in the online photos and the texture is nicely cushy.. Anonymous. Mon Mar 03 2025

Characterized by its bold geometric motif and calming color palette, District draws inspiration from Wearstlers revered Evocative Stylebook. Crafted in a fusion of Tibetan wool and Rayon From Bamboo to create a layered illusion.

Leighton Teal is a rich juniper color that adds inviting depth to both contemporary and traditional interiors. This rug is inspired by the teal of the 16th century Middle Eastern tiles in the lavishly decorated Leighton House in Holland Park.

The warmest of all the neutrals, the classic beige of Clarendon creates a cozy atmosphere in homes both old and new, enhancing south-facing light or bringing warmth to cooler rooms.

Juxtaposing raw and refined, feminine and masculine, classic and contemporary, the play of opposites is greatly echoed in Wearstler's new designs. Organic and abstract, the Channels Indigo design represents Kelly Wearstler's interest in street art and expressive graphic design. The rug transforms hand-painted brushstrokes into rich, inky silk stripes on a Tibetan wool background. The intentionally casual edging of the lines captures the freehand nature of the artwork.

Inspired by Chihuly's layered glasswork in his Macchia series, Oyster presents jewel toned silk hues atop a neutral Tibetan wool base. Handknotted by our craftspeople in Nepal, this design showcases organic markings against a ripple motif, reminiscent of an exposed shoreline.

Evoking the sunny climates of Los Angeles, the vibrant chartreuse of Melrose yellow creates an optimistic color statement that works particularly well with coordinating order gray.

Vail Nettle Shaped features a flowing motif in a nettle flatweave construction, contrasting the merino wool in both texture and color. Akin to the rugged surface of bark, the addition of nettle enhances the tactility of this design underfoot. Vail is available in two textural constructions.

Spray Swirl offers a fresh rendition of Paul Smith's iconic Swirl motif that was featured in his very first collection for The Rug Company. This design presents a selection of muted jewel hues that form a swirling motion. Using a handknotted technique, Spray Swirl sees colours blend to create a spray-like effect, echoing Sir Paul's passion for graphic design and street art.