The home sets the stage for memories as much as it does for messes – often at the exact same time. A throw pillow rips and gets a patch that doesn’t quite blend; a glass of red wine performs a full-body dramatic sweep across your cream rug. Few brands understand this elegant domestic chaos better than Anthropologie Home, the blueprint for artfully off-kilter interiors, and Ruggable, the company engineered to survive the aftermath. Two stores we always turn to shop the best rugs, coming together
‘A home doesn’t need to be perfect to be beautiful,’ reads the press release for the newly launched collaboration, already shaping up to be a seismic one. The capsule includes ten intentionally un-precious pieces – seven Tufted All-In-One rugs and three doormats – expressed through Scandinavian florals, painterly palettes, and even a Persian rug–loving wildcat pulled from the Anthropologie archive and reimagined with Ruggable’s stainproof sorcery.
‘Our partnership with Ruggable has been effortless thanks to our shared belief that home is where life unfolds,’ says Katherine Finder, Chief Merchandising Officer at Anthropologie Home. ‘Each rug is designed to support the way our customers truly live, encouraging homes that feel effortlessly layered, warmly lived-in and authentically their own.’
So go ahead and retire the instinct to tiptoe. These washable rugs arrive pre-steeped with the charm of a very chic flea-market find, which means the room can finally loosen its shoulders. Bring in the weird lamp, the heirloom tchotchke, the macaroni art. If the floor can handle life, Anthropologie Home x Ruggable says the rest will fall in line.
Why pick between patterns? This rug, a striped wildcat lounging inside a Persian-leaning floral border, says that you shouldn’t. It’s pet-friendly in more ways than one, and if you choose the runner, you’re rewarded not with a single cat, but a full duo holding court down your hallway.
The small rug trend can be tricky. They're too petite for a room anchor, not rugged enough for a doormat – which is precisely why a pretty pattern pays off. Try the Trellis Floral Olivia under a tiny table or along the bedside to make these otherwise forgettable spaces feel finished (and a little cozier, too).
There’s a lot happening here – in the best possible way. Within this pink-tinged landscape you’ll spot trees, woodland creatures, and florals rendered with whimsy. If you want a single piece that grounds a room and energizes it in one go, this is the one.
This Anthea doormat had us at hello. Scandi-coded blooms pop brilliantly against the warm neutral ground, communicating exactly what visitors can expect inside: taste, charm, and someone who is absolutely not afraid of color.
This icy, energetic blue is a cool-toned jolt made livelier by florals that borrow from vintage textiles. It’s especially good in sunlit rooms, where the color can really do its whole refractive-light thing. Let it be a mood-booster for living rooms with generous windows – or even the kitchen, where a hit of pattern makes dish duty feel less dutiful.
Lead the way with flair. This cross-stitch-inspired layout animates the classic runner silhouette with Scandi florals and graphic geometry. Of course, you can size up, but the runner feels especially right here – a clean, confident line of pattern cutting through a hallway.
White shouldn’t work with all this deliberate imperfection – and yet Pantone’s 2026 choice, Cloud Dancer, is exactly the shade that does. It’s unfussy, unexpected, and just the clean breath your pattern-lined rooms didn’t know they needed. If you want to layer in a little lightness, start with these 24 Cloud Dancer–clad homewares.
