Despite its smaller dimensions, a 3x5 rug can still make a significant impact on the aesthetic and functionality of a space. It can add a touch of color, texture, or pattern to a room, while also serving practical purposes such as protecting the floor or providing a soft surface underfoot.
Infuse your home with wild elegance using the LoomBloom 3'x5' Ivory Hand-Tufted Tiger designed Novelty Area Rug. Handcrafted in India, this plush wool rug boasts a .75-inch pile for a...
A bold black background sets the stage for gold-toned vine and leaf motifs that flow across the rug in an elegant, balanced rhythm. Hand knotted from a wool and silk...
Rooted in expressive Oushak and Arts & Crafts traditions, this 3'3''×5'4'' hand-knotted wool rug features a wool foundation and a low 0.25-inch pile. Bold stylized motifs in burnt orange and...
Quiet elegance defines this 3x5'3'' hand knotted Chinese Art Deco rug, designed to elevate compact spaces with timeless appeal. Crafted from fine wool with a smooth cut pile, the design...
Michaelian & Kohlberg Art Deco runner hand-knotted in Nepal from Tibetan wool—black and gold geometric design, Swiss wash finish, and lasting elegance for hallways or transitional spaces. Elevate your space...
Elevate your collection with this Persian Qum rug, an exquisite silk-on-silk masterpiece hand-knotted at 200 KPSI for extraordinary clarity and refinement. Depicting a pictorial Garden of Eden design, it features...
Hand-tufted from 100% wool, this rug features a pair of golden-scaled dragons swirling across a rich black background, surrounded by ivory, crimson, and gray cloud motifs. The intricate border, inspired...
Hand-tufted from 100% wool, this dramatic piece features a golden dragon alive with movement, coiled across a rich black backdrop and engulfed in bursts of red, ivory, slate, and gold....
The 3x5 Intricate Tribal Pattern Hand-Knotted Afghan Moroccan Rug showcases a bold color palette of charcoal ivory orange turquoise gold red and multi-tonal accents. Hand-knotted with traditional Afghan and Moroccan...
