Rug Thoughts with Natalie Kotin
"I basically spend thousands, upon thousands, of hours searching for rugs online."
Saida, the master weaver
"I love mornings, when I finish my work at home. I prepare my space to sit and my tools to weave. We find joy in weaving because we get to sit together, talk and laugh. We don’t get bored."
On Rugs and art
We've paired a few of our favorite pieces from our first collection of Moroccan rugs with pieces of art that seem to share their DNA.
On rugs and language
How to remove party stains from Turkish rugs
It happens to the best of us. Don't fret, just follow our step-by-step stain removal instructions.
What's an under-rug?
We promise you, they exist, even if Google disagrees.
Rug Thoughts with Louisa Roeder
"I start with size, but it’s based on what the room calls for."
Behind the scenes with Hart
Getting to the exact right weave and color was tricky. Many suppliers told us it was impossible to weave jute as thinly as we wanted to. It just wasn't done...
The Oral History of Revival Rugs: Part I of III
We appreciate the origin stories of things: the rugs we sell, the people and traditions that formed them. In honor of our two-year anniversary, we asked the founders of Revival to talk about its beginning.
Iconic Rugs: Ivan da Silva Bruhns
The only thing more elegant than the Maharajah and Maharani was perhaps their palace, known as Manik Bagh. The only thing more elegant than the palace was its handwoven rugs.
Casa de Calidad
"I like things to be very warm, cozy, and welcoming from the start to really create that timeless aesthetic that looks the same day one or year five."
Introducing our first collection of Revival-Made Rugs
We started by reviving the rugs, now we’re reviving the industry.