Revival-Made Rugs
In addition to our vintage collections, we design limited editions of new rugs, handmade with traditional techniques by our artisan partners.
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Reviving The Art of the Handmade
All of our rugs are handwoven with traditional techniques and natural fibers. Whether new or vintage, we believe in quality textiles for fair prices.
About Our Rugs
Revival-Made Rugs
In addition to our vintage collections, we design limited editions of new rugs, handmade with traditional techniques by our artisan partners.
Shop Revival-Made
Reviving The Art of the Handmade
All of our rugs are handwoven with traditional techniques and natural fibers. Whether new or vintage, we believe in quality textiles for fair prices.
About Our Rugs
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You can’t go wrong with a perfectly-distressed, classic deep blue.
Go monochrome with a distressed jungle-rug and deep forest walls.
Furniture feet don’t always have to go on the rug, as evidenced by this rich grey overdyed.
Add softness with a pale green midcentury floral.
Use a mid-sized rug to cordon off a reading nook.
Make a small living room bigger with pale, bright naturals.
Warm up slate floors with subtle colors and geometric waves.
Use a barely-there floral in a monochrome mix for layered texture.
A pale teal balances out dark wood and brass accents.
Mix stripes, florals, and a bright blue rug for a sunshine bedroom.
Ground punchy colorblocking with a bright, classic turquoise.
Terra cotta orange ties together a crisp, neutral bedroom.
Red accents warm up white oak in this elevated kid’s room.
We love runners for long galley kitchens, especially when gently-faded.
Few things pair better than rugs on geometric tile.
Use a petite, tribal piece to designate a walkway.
This perfectly-faded runner picks up on the tile motif in the mudroom.
Don’t let your countertops steal the show—add floor interest with a vibrant kilim.
Ground a bright white kitchen with a small, earthy rug.
An intricate, warm floral is the perfect match for white linen and walnut.
Layer a lively geometric piece with an antique-washed white floral for surprising harmony.
Delineate dining space on walnut floors with a fresh ivory rug.
If you spill saffron on these overdyed beauties, no one will notice.
A beautifully-aged classic red. The rug, not the wine. Just add candles.
Pair a large, regal rug with a farmhouse table and mismatched chairs.
Our first Revival-Made collection is woven with a custom wool blend and inspired by the rugs of nomadic tribes, who, limited by the size of their loom, would weave long narrow panels and join them together.
Shop NowOverdyed rugs are selected for their patterns. While the rugs retain their original visual structure, our dyes update a faded or outdated color scheme to a more monotone, on-trend palette.
Shop NowDistressed rugs’ original patterns play a subtle role. A more modernist, saturated coloring process is used to highlight the unique fading patterns of the rug.
Shop NowOriginal Vintage rugs are cleaned and preserved, as-is. Their long-cherished color palette, pattern, and style make a strong visual statement independent of any further processing.
Shop Now"Revival marries the tangible sense of discovery that comes with shopping the bazaar with the reliability of a data-driven tech company."
Architectural Digest
"After a year in my apartment, I finally feel like it’s come together. And perhaps most important of all: For $450 and $233 [for my Revival rugs] I don’t feel bad walking on them with my shoes on."
New York Magazine
"Few items can be as transformative as a quality rug. Unfortunately, beautiful vintage rugs usually come at a price. Or, at least, that’s what we believed before discovering Revival Rugs."
My Domaine
"Owning a quality vintage Turkish rug can seem an unfulfillable wish if you’ve been sifting through the overpriced carpets in internet bazaars or fondling chintzy reproductions in big-box stores... Revival Rugs can set you up."
Wall Street Journal
"Two sets of people continents apart felt very strongly that buying vintage shouldn't put you in the poor house, and you shouldn't have to travel the globe in search of an unbelievable deal, either."
Apartment Therapy
