10x14 rugs offers ample coverage for spacious rooms or open areas which are popular for their ability to anchor & define larger living spaces while adding style and comfort. Whether you prefer a traditional, transitional, or contemporary look, there are 10x14 rugs available in various styles to suit your taste.
A stunning Brown, Beige, and Sage Indo Oushak design rug, hand knotted from 100% wool, showcasing timeless oriental artistry and rich craftsmanship. Exact Size: Multi Size Rug Weave: Hand Knotted...
This exquisite Gray and Blush LoomBloom Transitional Rug is hand knotted in India using premium wool and bamboo silk. Its durable construction makes it ideal for high-traffic spaces, while the...
The LoomBloom Organic Flatweave Wool Rug before you is a handwoven masterpiece from India, crafted using high-quality wool and natural vegetable dyes. Designed to bring subtle texture into your living...
The LoomBloom Organic Flatweave Wool Rug before you is a handwoven masterpiece from India, crafted using high-quality wool and natural vegetable dyes. Designed to bring subtle texture into your living...
This is a beautiful Green, Rust, Navy Color Arts and Craft design Hand Knotted, Turkish Oushak Oriental 100% Wool Rug. Its elegant style is easy to decorate with and perfect...
Experience the height of modern elegance with this Hand-Knotted Tibetan Silk Rug, masterfully woven in the highlands of Nepal from 100% pure natural silk. Every knot is crafted by skilled...
The loomBloom Tufted Donegal rug before you is a rich tapestry of color and intricate craftsmanship, designed to enhance any interior with warmth and elegance. Featuring a luxurious wool pile,...
The loomBloom Donegal Arts & Crafts tufted rug, crafted in India with a .75-inch wool pile, before you is a stunning representation of timeless artistry and expert weaving. Showcasing a...
The loomBloom Donegal Arts & Crafts tufted rug, crafted in India with a .75-inch wool pile, before you brings a vibrant fusion of color and craftsmanship to your home. Featuring...
