Arts and Crafts Rugs

In sophisticated shades of green and beige, Art Ginkgo is an exquisite room accent, with distinctive ginkgo leaves arranged on stylized geometric s...

The Prairie Studio Rug features a geometric double border with motifs inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie School. The rug is hand-knotted from...

A distinctive Arts and Crafts design, the Bungalow Garden rug finds its inspiration in the intricate wallpapers designed by William Morris and the ...

The Cottage Garden rug's fresh and open pattern is a fitting companion to an Arts and Crafts interior, creating a smooth transition between the hom...

Curling Vine's vibrant illustration of nature draws inspiration from the botanical work of Arts & Crafts designer William Morris, but its enlar...

Dahlia's graceful design was inspired by the simple and elegant lines of the Arts and Crafts movement, and its stylized floral motif utilizes negat...

Inspired by the work of William Morris, the 19th-century poet, politician, and designer, our English Arts and Crafts rug displays a fresh color pal...

This striking wool carpet was inspired by the work and designs of William Morris to create an effortless transition between the outdoors and the ho...

This striking wool carpet was inspired by the work and designs of William Morris to create an effortless transition between the outdoors and the ho...

Inspired by the classic 19th-century English gardens that William Morris celebrated in his designs, the English Rose rug is a flowing, graceful com...

Hand-knotted by Nepalese weavers using wool from Himalayan Highland sheep, Falling Leaves reflects, through its elegant motif, a desire for harmony...

Wander the Scottish city of Glasgow and you'll see the unmistakable imprint of its native son, designer and architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Th...

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...

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...

Used to complement to authentic Arts and Crafts home furnishings, the tulip was a celebrated and popular design on fabrics and wallpapers during th...

Mahal's traditional Persian design traces its roots to the period from 1526 to 1748 when Mughal emperors ruled India, an era marked by a renaissanc...

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 celebrate...

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...

In the tradition of the great English Arts and Crafts designer, William Morris, our Morris Lily rug incorporates botanical motifs to bridge the gap...

This hand-knotted wool Indian carpet, containing a touch of silk, was crafted in the ancient city of Jaipur; traditionally, rugs from this area wer...

This hand-knotted wool Indian carpet, containing a touch of silk, was crafted in the ancient city of Jaipur; traditionally, rugs from this area wer...

Paradise Valley is inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's frequent use of clear glass and geometric shapes to create screens between indoor and outdoor e...

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...

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...

This 100% wool rug, hand-knotted in Nepal, is a beautiful interpretation of a favorite Arts & Crafts motif, the tulip. With its clean, open lin...

This 100% wool rug, hand-knotted in Nepal, is a beautiful interpretation of a favorite Arts & Crafts motif, the tulip. With its clean, open lin...

The Ruby Palace Rug is steeped in the culture and traditions of India, a land known for grand palaces that are viewed as signs of strength, power, ...

Hand-knotted on looms located in the ancient city of Jaipur, India, wool rugs like this one were an inspiration to William Morris and other noted A...

Our Soho Rug is named for the Manhattan neighborhood that rose to fame during the 1960s and 1970s, when artists converted vacant factories into inn...

The work of Scotland's Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife Margaret Macdonald contribute inspiration to our elegant Windyhill rug. Its pattern r...