Chosen for our showroom for its joyful pattern, rich colour, and timeless charm. This beautifully handcrafted wool rug brings warmth and personality to entryways, kitchens, and smaller spaces where a little colour goes a long way.
Protect your rug while adding comfort underfoot. This premium rug pad helps prevent slipping, extends the life of your rug, provides additional cushioning, and keeps your rug lying beautifully on both hard floors and carpeted surfaces.
Premium woven cotton herringbone rug in black — soft, durable, and stylish for modern or traditional interiors. Handwoven texture and classic design make this timeless floor accent ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and entryways. Inspired by menswear.
Mixed yarns give this woven cotton rug its unique marled look. Use this area rug as a durable, soft foundation. 100% cotton. Perfect for layering in living rooms, bedrooms, and modern interiors.
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Handwoven from a premium blend of wool, jute, and cotton, the Ravel Stripe rug features rich texture, and lasting durability. Its versatile flatweave design suits living rooms, bedrooms, dining spaces.
Samson black indoor/outdoor rug was chosen for our showroom for its timeless pattern, exceptional durability, and remarkable versatility. One of our favourites, this washable rug works beautifully in kitchens, entryways, and outdoor spaces.
The Samson Oak indoor outdoor rug is a delicately striped rug - great for high-traffic areas and the porch or patio. Scrubbable, bleachable and UV-treated for outdoor use.
One of our longest-standing showroom favourites, this natural sisal rug combines timeless design with exceptional durability. The signature wave pattern adds subtle movement and texture, making it a favourite of homeowners and interior designers alike.
Menswear-inspired tailored herringbone in sophisticated grey and natural offers a chic urban element to your floor. Soft underfoot, our flatweave cotton rugs are known for their versatility and durability. Free shipping in Canada on orders over $500.
