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Spanish textile designer Sandra Figuerola named this rug, the Catania, after the city on the island of Sicily. A graceful mix of color, shape, and texture, this reversible rug comes in three sizes and is made from 100% Virgin Wool.
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This modern orange braid-like rug by French industrial designer Samuel Accoceberry for Chevalier is hand-knotted in Nepal from wool or a wool-silk blend.
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The circular Miss Dottie Rug designed by Thomas Sandell for Asplund is hand-tufted and made of rich New Zealand wool.
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The geometric seams on this Furoshiki Rug designed by Miguel Vleira Baptista follow the folding patterns of the traditional Japanese furoshiki—a wrapping cloth designed to transport goods.
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This hand-tufted Kaleidoscope Rug by BoConcept was inspired by pixelated kaleidoscope images. Definitely fit for the modern age.
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Inspired by early 20th-Century art movements including Expressionism and Cubism, the Minimalist White Rug from the Bense Collection by Chandra Rugs is hand-tufted, made of New Zealand wool, static-resistant, and best of all, pleasing to the eye.
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Kaleidoscope Rug
This wool carpet typifies craft in the digital age: It’s hand-tufted into a pattern inspired by pixelated kaleidoscope images.
Nani Marquina
We were already big fans of Barcelona–based designer Nani Marquina, but now that we hear she helped reopen a shuttered school for 366 kids in Bhadohi, India, we're approaching swoon territory.
Birch Rug
Bring the beauty of the birch tree from the outdoors in with this graphic area rug from Angela Adams. It's hand-tufted and 100% wool, with a nice depth and texture that would feel quite nice underfoot.
Edward Fields Iconics
Edward Fields—an American carpet maker whose rugs dress the floors in the Glass House, Hollyhock House, and Lever House—recently released "Iconics," a collection of eleven…
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