Ruggable’s Memorial Day Sale Has Discounts on Rugs by Jonathan Adler, the Hiltons, and More

You'll never get bored of looking at the whimsical print of this rug. From far away, it simply looks like a pretty green rug that'll hold its own nicely among your other home accessories. But up close, you’re bound to get lost in its babbling brooks and friendly lions.

This dreamy swallow-print rug would work well in a bedroom. It features wispy clouds against a soft green background, so it couldn’t be more ideal for the place where you sleep and unwind. You won’t have a hard time styling it with other romantic decor, either.

This laid-back outdoor rug is made from an all-weather woven material and features a mold- and fade-resistant cover, meaning you can use it multiple summers in a row. The rug will elevate any outdoor area, so if you’re looking forward to hosting any gatherings, be sure to pick it up.

Bold meets classic with the Jonathan Adler Inkdrop rug. Its geometric pattern and rich color make a striking statement, whether under your dining table or as a living room centerpiece. Not into the blue? You can still get the same print in four neutral options.

How beautiful is this Iris Apfel find? The plum-colored stunner is the definition of whimsical, thanks to its colorful, hypnotic floral design. And it’s a testament to the enduring style of the late, great designer.

There are plenty of chic rugs to shop outside of Ruggable’s collaborations, too. Case in point: the Rayne rug. This geometric-print number will instantly warm up your space with its tan-and-charcoal color scheme, and the intricate motif will make the entire room look that much more sophisticated.

You don’t need to live in a fancy brownstone to achieve a home aesthetic that looks upscale. Instead, you can just add one of the rugs from the Hiltons’ collaboration to any area of the home that could use a little something. This one stuns with its light blue hue and Art Deco-inspired border.

If you’re after something that’s not so colorful but still pretty design-forward, try the Stellan rug. Its latte-brown color matches most furniture, though you can also snag it in sage and charcoal. As is the case with all of Ruggable’s indoor rugs, this one comes in either a flatwoven or tufted construction depending on how soft you want it to be.

Justina Blakeney’s Jungalow brand is based in Los Angeles, which is the inspiration for this rug design. The rug’s sunny color scheme is reminiscent of the city, and its print seeks to emulate the way crystals reflect light. The final product is somehow geometric and fluid at the same time, but warm and inviting above all else.

Geometric prints will never go out of style, especially when they come in a muted color palette like this one. The Sloane’s chevron print is inspired by hand-loomed rugs, but despite this intricate detail, the rug is as low-maintenance as any Ruggable product.