Designer Rug Collections
Each Loloi designer collaboration has a distinct aesthetic. Amber Lewis rugs lean organic and textured — warm neutrals, high-low pile, lived-in feel. Chris Loves Julia offers clean, transitional patterns in earthy tones. Magnolia Home by Joanna Gaines ranges from farmhouse florals to modern geometrics. Leanne Ford brings a minimal, monochromatic palette with subtle texture. Angela Rose features bold color and pattern. Jean Stoffer leans traditional with European-inspired motifs. Jeremiah Brent blends mid-century and modern influences. Browse by designer to find the style that fits your space.
Rug Construction: Power-Loomed vs. Hand-Tufted vs. Hand-Woven
Power-loomed rugs are machine-made for consistency, durability, and lower price points — most rugs under $500 in our collection use this method. They handle heavy foot traffic well and are easy to clean. Hand-tufted rugs (the most common construction in our designer lines) are made by punching yarn through a canvas backing, then finished by hand — they offer more texture and depth than power-loomed options. Hand-woven rugs (jute and flatweave styles) have a flat profile with no pile, making them a practical choice for layering or high-traffic areas. Construction type affects price, feel, and durability, so check the product details for each rug.
Rug Sizing Guide
Living rooms: An 8x10 or 9x12 rug should fit under the front legs of your sofa and chairs, with 12-18 inches of bare floor visible around the edges. Dining rooms: The rug must extend 24 inches beyond all sides of the table so chairs stay on the rug when pulled out — a 6-foot table needs at least an 8x10 rug. Bedrooms: Place a rug under the lower two-thirds of the bed so it extends 18-24 inches on each side and at the foot. Runners (2x7 or 2x10) work in hallways and kitchens.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a rug pad?
Yes. A rug pad prevents slipping on hard floors, protects the floor finish underneath, and adds cushioning that extends the rug lifespan. Use a felt pad for hardwood floors (prevents scratching) or a rubber-grip pad for tile and concrete. Cut the pad 1 inch smaller than the rug on all sides so it stays hidden. We carry rug pads sized to match standard rug dimensions.
How do I clean an area rug?
Vacuum regularly (1-2 times per week in high-traffic areas) without the beater bar to avoid pulling fibers. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth — never rub, which pushes the stain deeper. Spot clean with mild soap and cold water. Power-loomed synthetic rugs can handle deeper cleaning with a carpet cleaner. Wool and hand-tufted rugs should be professionally cleaned once every 1-2 years. Rotate your rug 180 degrees every 6 months to even out wear and sun exposure.
What rug material is best for pets and kids?
Power-loomed polyester and polypropylene blends are the most practical for households with pets and children — they resist staining, clean easily, and hold up to heavy use. Wool rugs are naturally stain-resistant but absorb moisture and odors from pet accidents if not cleaned immediately. Jute and sisal rugs are harder to clean and show wear quickly with heavy traffic. For pet-friendly options, look at power-loomed collections or polypropylene-blend hand-tufted styles.
What is the return policy on rugs?
We accept returns on area rugs within 14 days of delivery. Rugs must be in original condition — unrolled for inspection is fine, but rugs that have been used or show wear are not eligible. Return shipping costs apply. Because rug colors can look different on screen versus in person, we recommend ordering a swatch or small scatter size first if you are unsure about a colorway.
