Jonathan Adler’s New Line of Washable Rugs Is Inspired by Art Deco—and We’re Obsessed

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Just in time for the holidays, designer Jonathan Adler’s third collaboration with washable rug company Ruggable is here, and it’s already on our wish list. The collection, with 18 rugs and a festive holiday doormat, is inspired by the glamorous days of the 1920s and Art Deco style. The rug designs include starbursts, checks and other geometric patterns that echo Adler’s signature style in a new pastel color palette of soft grays, lavender, blue, rose and gold.

Jeneva Bell, the founder of Ruggable, explains that this approach is “something a bit fresh for both brands,” lending itself to elevated spaces in any home. For this upcoming holiday season, a rug from this collection is the gift that keeps on giving.

In a season full of joy, there are always plenty of stains to go along with it (hello, indulgent meals at home and hosting extended family for the holidays). Washable rugs save you from scrubbing and allow you to simply throw your rug in the washing machine. With trademarked Cling Effect technology, you also know that your rug will always attach to its rug pad, making it perfectly cozy for sitting around the tree and opening presents.

The two previous Jonathan Adler Ruggable collections have already pulled together an impressive fan base, and this collection won’t be any different.

“Wherever I go – airports, restaurants, the sidewalks of NYC – I’m greeted by the shrieks of delighted customers who want to show me pictures of their Jonathan Adler x Ruggable rugs,” Jonathan Adler shares. “They’re washable and wantable, plus they make me feel like the Rihanna of rug designers. What’s not to like?”

You can find the entire collection as of October 10 on ruggable.com, but here are some of our favorites from the collection.

Jonathan Adler Gala Silver Grey Rug

Your rug might just take center stage in your dining room with this stunning starburst pattern and round shape that’s perfect for smaller spaces or under a circular dining table. The silver and gray combination adds just the right touch of sophisticated flair.

Jonathan Adler Droplet Blue Rug

The droplet design feels like a subtle nod to the futuristic shapes of the 1920s. The muted tones of the new pastel color palette lend themselves to this unique pattern.

Jonathan Adler Checker Border Pink & Orange Rug

Check a checkerboard rug off of your must-have list and grab this one. The bold border draws the eye out rather than in, making this design look bold rather than busy.

Jonathan Adler Santorini Blue Rug

The Art Deco period was full of gravity-defying structures, rounded scalloped shapes and arches. The circles in this motif bring those ideas together in dazzling detail in a comforting color: Santorini Blue.

Jonathan Adler Thebes Cognac Rug

Geometric patterns are as central to the story of Art Deco as the gilded golds and sharp silvers. We think this diverse design could make its way into dining rooms as much as dark, wooded libraries.

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