
A lattice of stepped hexagons in rust, cream, teal, and green is framed by a narrow border of small tribal motifs. It is a tribal kilim rug with a weathered, lived-in palette that suits modern farmhouse, cottage, and cabin interiors.
Bold geometry meets soft, earthy color in this hand woven wool kilim, a natural fit for eclectic, global, and mid-century modern homes. A thin, flexible flat weave shows off the lattice of stepped hexagons and makes the rug easy to layer, move, and live on. Kilims are flat-woven rugs with no pile, which makes them lightweight, reversible, and durable enough for the busiest rooms.
For centuries, Turkish kilims served as floor coverings, sleeping mats, prayer rugs, and tent hangings, and were woven for dowries and family celebrations. Each pattern carried meaning for the weaver, from guarding the household to wishing a family good fortune.
With its weathered color and tribal geometry, this kilim suits Southwestern, cabin, and rustic rooms, and warms a coastal or organic modern one just as easily. Layer it into a living room, a dining room, or a bedroom. Its natural wool sits easily with stone, oak, and linen.
