
Rows of stepped diamonds in green, plum, and cream sit on a red-orange field, framed by a narrow border. Designer-friendly and endlessly layerable, it is a blue kilim rug for eclectic, global, and mid-century modern rooms.
Bold geometry meets soft, earthy color in this hand woven wool kilim, a natural fit for eclectic, global, and mid-century modern homes. Colored wefts are interwoven with the warps to build the rows of stepped diamonds on a red-orange field, so the pattern is the same on both sides and the rug can be used either way. The flat weave is a good partner for Scandinavian and Nordic rooms, where handmade texture warms clean lines and pale wood.
The word kilim is Turkish, and the flat-woven rugs that carry the name come from a tradition of nomadic and village weaving in Anatolia. Today the kilim remains prized for the same reasons: honest craft, vivid natural color, and designs with a story behind them.
Layer it over a larger jute or sisal rug for a collected, eclectic look, or let it stand alone in a minimalist room as a single graphic accent. Place it by the front door, beside a bed, or in front of a reading chair or sink. A hand woven kilim like this one rewards a designer's eye.
