Kilims, Flatweaves & Dhurries

Effortless style with a storied past. That’s the beauty of Kilim, Flatweave & Dhurrie Rugs—pile-free and endlessly versatile. These rugs are known for their lightweight structure, reversible designs, and heritage-rich patterns that span cultures and generations.

Whether it’s the bold geometry of a Kilim rug, the subtle charm of Dhurrie rugs, or the clean lines of a Scandinavian flatweave, each piece brings timeless form and easy function to your space. Many of these handwoven rugs are made using natural materials like wool and cotton, making them durable, breathable, and even eco-friendly.

From traditional patterns to more modern palettes, flatweave rugs work beautifully in living rooms, hallways, kitchens, and even high-traffic areas. And because they’re often more lightweight than pile rugs, they’re easier to move, clean, and layer.

Some pieces—like our vintage Dhurrie rugs and antique kilim rugs—carry the kind of history you can feel underfoot. Others, like our flat-woven rugs in geometric or minimalist styles, feel right at home in contemporary spaces.

Browse our collection to find the perfect Kilim, Dhurrie, or Flatweave rug for your home.

Why Choose Kilim, Flatweave & Dhurrie Rugs

Lightweight yet long-lasting, Kilim, Flatweave & Dhurrie Rugs are a study in balance. Designed without pile, they bring structure and softness without bulk—perfect for layering or grounding a busy space. And because they’re reversible and easier to clean, they’re as practical as they are beautiful.

Many of the pieces you’ll find here reflect a collaborative design process—where our creative direction meets the techniques of master weavers we’ve partnered with for decades. From bold geometric patterns to soft, eco-friendly rugs in muted tones, the result is a collection that feels both lived-in and lasting.

Whether you’re outfitting a contemporary space, cozy hallway, or summer cottage, these handwoven rugs add personality without overwhelming the room. They bring a touch of story to every step.

Craftsmanship and Materials

Rug Types and Styles

This collection includes everything from the bold, geometric designs of handmade kilim rugs to the quiet elegance of dhurrie rugs for sale, plus minimalist Scandinavian flatweave styles for more modern tastes. You’ll find traditional rugs and flat-woven rugs in a wide range of color palettes—each one bringing thoughtful design and practical texture to your space.

Materials and Weaving

We work closely with skilled weavers—many of whom we’ve partnered with for generations—to create rugs that reflect shared values: quality, authenticity, and craft. Most are made with natural wool, cotton, or silk, woven without pile for a lighter feel and a cleaner finish. Whether it’s a flatweave rug with a modern stripe or an antique kilim brought back to life, each piece is handwoven with care, character, and longevity in mind.

Delivery and Care Information

Shipping

We offer insured shipping throughout the continental U.S., with tracking included. Most orders ship via UPS Ground. Oversized or fragile items may be handled by specialty carriers to ensure safe arrival. For customers near our showrooms, white-glove delivery may be available upon request.

Care and Maintenance

Proper care helps preserve the beauty of your rug. Vacuum regularly using suction only—avoid beater bars. Rotate every few months to encourage even wear, and blot spills right away with a clean, dry cloth. For deep cleaning, work with a professional experienced in flat-woven and handwoven rugs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Kilim Rugs

What defines a kilim rug?
A kilim rug is a flatwoven textile made without pile, often featuring strong geometric motifs. It’s typically woven from wool and known for its durability, reversibility, and deep cultural roots.

Why are kilim rugs so expensive?
High-quality kilims are often handmade rugs, crafted from natural materials using traditional techniques. Antique kilims or those with fine detail and organic dyes can command higher value due to their rarity and workmanship.

How to tell if a kilim rug is real?
Look for signs of handweaving—slight variations in pattern or weave, natural fiber textures, and a lack of machine uniformity. A real kilim rug will also feel more pliable and organic underfoot.

Are kilim rugs good quality?
Yes. When handwoven with natural materials, kilims are incredibly durable and designed to last, especially with proper care.

Explore our Vintage Flatweave Rugs for unique kilim and flat-woven finds.

 

Flatweave Rugs

What does flatweave mean in a rug?
A flatweave rug is created without knots or pile, producing a flat surface that’s both lightweight and sturdy. It’s woven on a loom using warp and weft threads.

Are flatweave rugs easy to vacuum?
Absolutely. Their low profile means dust and debris sit on the surface, making them easy to vacuum with a suction-only setting.

What are the benefits of flat weave carpet?
Flatweaves are ideal for high-traffic areas, layering, and minimalist interiors. They’re easy to maintain, often reversible, and frequently made from eco-friendly, natural fibers.

How do you clean a flatweave rug?
Vacuum regularly, and blot spills quickly with a dry cloth. For deeper cleans, bring your rug to a professional familiar with flat woven rug care.

See our Scandinavian Flatweaves for sleek, modern interpretations of traditional weaving.

Dhurrie Rugs

What is a dhurrie rug?
A dhurrie rug is a traditional Indian flatweave, typically made from cotton or wool. Lightweight and versatile, it’s well-loved for its graphic designs and casual feel.

What is the difference between kilim and dhurrie rugs?
While both are flatweaves, kilims often feature symbolic motifs and are more common in the Middle East and Central Asia. Dhurrie rugs are rooted in Indian tradition and tend to use bolder stripes or simpler geometric patterns.

Where are dhurrie rugs made?
Dhurrie rugs are primarily made in India, where the craft spans several regions—each known for its distinctive take on design and construction.

How can you tell if a wool rug is high quality?
High-quality wool feels dense yet soft, with a consistent, handwoven texture. Rugs with strong, clean designs and tight weaves are signs of expert craftsmanship.