RugNews.com brings you the best introductions from the leading area rug companies exhibiting at Las Vegas Market.
LAS VEGAS -- RugNews.com headed to Las Vegas Market and stopped by all the major area rug players at the summer 2025 edition.
In this industry exclusive, we discover, as many exhibitors expected, that foot traffic was down, a typical occurrence for summer market.
However, area rug execs reported that big names in furniture retail were indeed in attendance, notably NFM, Bob's Discount Furniture, Jordan's Furniture, Haverty Furniture, RC Willey and Rooms to Go.
What’s more, despite several furniture retailers reporting sales decreases of up to 30 percent, several rug execs noted that other big-name buyers shopping the show included Carpet Exchange, Home Depot, Kohl's, and Wayfair. Plus, many showrooms had designers browsing and selecting area rugs as well.
To entice summer Las Vegas market-goers, area rug participants at Las Vegas Market had plenty of news and new area rugs to present at the summer edition. Many rug exhibitors continue to introduce new collections in constructions and styles that remain popular, as well as adding fresh designs to proven successful collections. Follow RugNews.com in the industry's only comprehensive review of area rugs rolling out in Vegas.
CAPEL
Capel's latest addition to its popular Persia collection includes the Mahal design in onyx.
Among Capel Rugs’ newest intros are the hand-tufted Mesa collection and Rabat, a wool flatweave lineup, both prized for their all-wool composition. Rabat earns a major thumbs up for its modern take on timeless Berber artistry. Another fan favorite is the recently introduced York collection of five neutral toned abstract designs handwoven of wool, and reversible. Transitional and contemporary styles are more popular with west coast buyers at Capel.
The company also adds fresh designs and colors to its successful hand-tufted Persia lineup and its proven hand-knotted Cherise, Ethereal and Vestige collections.
The flat-woven wool Rabat collection by Capel earns a thumbs up for its understated geometric designs. Shown,
Rabat 8400 in stone
CHANDRA RUGS
Chandra's recently expanded showroom features a dramatic entry. Shown is a one-of-a-kind design (39609) from the
Rupec collection.
Chandra continues to explore the limits of texture, weave and color with its latest featured area rugs. The company expanded its A building showroom at the winter Las Vegas Market, allowing it to add a showstopping entryway that is visible through the entire length of the corridor leading to the showroom entrance.
Chandra continues to focus on textures and details that are difficult to achieve. "We love to play with yarns," said Ravi Tiwari. "We are doing really well with PET: it feels and looks like wool." The company's Cici collection, hand-woven of wool and cotton with a textured box pattern, is a favorite, as is Albany, woven of PET fibers with a linear motif. Another popular choice is Beccy, a hand-woven collection crafted of wool, jute and cotton.
Chandra's new Beccy collection is hand-woven of wool, jute and cotton and appeals to designers seeking casual, natural styles.
COURISTAN
Couristan’s Lotus collection features a lush over-tufted wool pile and soft organic geometric pattern. Shown, Pagoda in earth
Buyers continue to seek out textured and neutral-toned designs, and Couristan's Lotus collection, hand-tufted of 100 percent wool that is subtly space-dyed yarns, is a winner with its plush pile and high-low oversized minimal block patterns. The indoor-outdoor Joshua collection, flat-woven of space-dyed PET with a soft hand and nubby texture appeals to buyers seeking understated products that are woven of recycled PET. Finally, the company's hand-knotted Norway collection pairs the sustainability of undyed wool with a larger-knot construction for an inviting neutral styling and more attainable price. Custom size area rugs from these collections may be special ordered through authorized Couristan Dealers.
The hand-knotted Norway collection from Couristan features high-low patterns crafted of undyed wool.
DALYN
Dalyn introduces The Reserve Collection, a machine-washable lineup of geometric patterns with coordinating accessories.
Shown, TR10 in olive
At the summer edition of Vegas market, Dalyn debuts the machine-washable The Reserve Collection, featuring 17 transitional geometric designs, each available in eight colorways. These designs are are extremely soft and include a non-skid back, and the range is complemented by coordinating pillows and throws. Dalyn also spotlights its well-received Silk Road and Kochi collections, both offering high-definition heat-transfer designs in traditional and transitional styles, respectively. These domestically finished indoor-outdoor area rugs feature a soft and dense pile and rubber back. Another collection intro is Boca, a line of "rabbit fur" designs which continue to perform at retail for Dalyn. Says the company's Brian Vander Werf, "Dalyn is gaining market share. We are going to be up this year."
Dalyn's Kochi collection debuts at Vegas market with design KC7 in copper and navy among the bestsellers.
DYNAMIC RUGS
Woven of polyester, Dynamic Rugs’ Venedik collection offers an affordable luxury look. Shown, 1775-910
Dynamic Rugs presented several new collections in various finishes and fiber choices, many in the high-quality machine woven category. Two anticipated winners are Wooly woven of 70 percent wool and 30 percent viscose and the Venedik collection, which is woven of 100 percent polyester. New at market were brand-new flat-woven outdoor collections, many featuring rich accent colors for pop, including Melissa and Brighton, both woven of polypropylene.
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The new outdoor Melissa lineup from Dynamic Rugs includes abstract and geometric patterns. Shown, 4234-950
FEIZY
A blend of fine wools enhances the artistic designs in Feizy’s new Agape collection.
Feizy Rugs rolled out several new collections and featured High Point Market best-sellers at its Las Vegas showroom. Two new collections made their market debuts: the hand-knotted Agape collection, woven using the finest Ghazani, Irani and New Zealand wools, and Pearson, a machine-woven range, offering rich colors and traditional and transitional designs. Also favorites in Vegas are the hand-tufted Kimball and Wallace collections crafted of wool and offering a range of abstract and geometric themes.
An image of company founder
John Feizy, who recently died, graces a Kimball collection vignette in the main entry
to Feizy's Building C showroom.
JAUNTY
Jaunty's Solara collection design SR46 in shadow is shaping up to be a 2025 best-selling rug.
Jaunty introduced new collections and gave some of its top-performing ones line extensions. Kami Navid, founder, expected slower traffic at the summer show but isn't too concerned as his loyal designer clients are always in need of trend-forward pieces. The brand new Porto collection of updated traditional designs offers a distressed look in hand-tufted of wool. Navid expects a Porto line extension for fall High Point Market based on the positive initial response. The organic styling of the Rosewood collection, which is hand-woven of nubby wool in varied thicknesses and jute fibers with a woven backing for stability, is resonating with buyers as is the more affordably priced hand-knotted Sydney collection. The hand-tufted wool Solara is also doing well for its rich earthy colors including browns, rust and green in accents, and is expected to be among 2025's top-selling collections.
Jaunty rolls out the hand-knotted Sydney collection of vintage-inspired looks. Shown, SY-91
KALATY
Kalaty presents a range of new collections to summer shoppers including Lima, hanging in the foreground, and Helix,
in the rear.
Kalaty Rugs’ Las Vegas showroom was brimming with new rugs for Vegas shoppers to browse, including its recently introduced luxurious Prato collection, meticulously hand-knotted of 100 percent natural silk yarns. The Lima collection of traditional styles rendered in vibrant colorways, and the bold graphic designs of Helix are garnering attention. Both are hand-knotted of premium wool. Trend-forward line extensions to the hand-knotted Oberoi and Orion lineups in soft earth-colored neutrals, were market favorites as well.
Kalaty's top-selling hand-knotted Orion collection adds a new textured warm-toned neutral abstract pattern.
KARASTAN
Karastan updates traditional styling for contemporary homes with the plush Surrey Hills collection. Shown,
Sunningdale in acacia
Karastan gave summer market shoppers lots to choose from, including handmade and machine-woven intros. The new Surrey Hills collection was a hit for its thick, plush pile and traditional designs in a timeless neutral color palette. Surrey Hills rugs are made from polyester combined with accents of viscose. Another debut that is gaining momentum for its subtle hand-knot like classic motifs is Persepolis, machine-woven of polyester.
The Forsyth Park collection grows Karastan's hand-crafted assortment with contemporary to traditional geometric motifs in versatile neutral colorways. Wool fiber is combined with polyester to provide added durability. The collection is hand-tufted in India.
The Forsyth Park collection by Karastan debuts at Vegas market and the line's Clovendale R1416, hanging, is the favorite.
NATCO HOME
Natco Home recreates Orion's best-selling Marquita, shown, left, and Brimstone, right, in its Stonington collection.
Natco Home showcased its first production of its recently acquired Orian brand designs. The company recreated 50 of Orian's best-selling designs in its popular Cozy Plush collections: Stonington, Structures and Oklahoma -- all domestically woven with a plush high pile. Market favorites are the Janga, X-ray, Marquita and Brimstone designs. "Retailers are looking for things that are proven winners and that they know will sell and are doing well. Because the new Orion designs were their best-selling designs and we are producing them in our best-selling qualities -- that is the best guarantee that we can give a retailer."
Also making news is the company's new custom rug runner program, which offers 40 designs available in two widths: 27" and 33".
Central Oriental/Natco Home introduces a new custom runner program with 40 designs available in two widths.
NOURISON HOME
Nourison Home grows its popular Divine collection from the Reserve series, with a fresh contemporary floral.
Nourison Home brought several new collections in trend-forward styles to Las Vegas Market. Among the favorite debuts in the handmade category are the hand-tufted Maison collection of Persian style patterns with a high-low loop pile and soft, neutral tones. For buyers seeking higher-end pieces, Nourison's latest addition to its popular Divine collection, part of the Reserve series, is a contemporary botanical pattern, hand-knotted from a blend of New Zealand wool and Luxcelle.
For more budget conscious buyers, Antique Bloom, offering color-rich traditional floral and geometric motifs, ticks the box. These loom woven rugs have a gently faded heirloom-inspired quality crafted in a durable wool blend fiber, at a more attainable price point than hand-knotted rugs. Another popular machine-woven debut is Moonlight, which also features vintage designs, but rendered in more neutral tones in soft and lustrous polyester.
Nourison Home presents its Antique Bloom lineup, which offers loom-woven traditional Persian patterns crafted of a wool blend.
ORIENTAL WEAVERS
Lola rolls out from Oriental Weavers at summer market. This collection features a knobby yarn for a hand-knot look
at a great value. Shown, LLA07
Oriental Weavers offered Las Vegas market-goers a range of directional area rug debuts in qualities from affordable machine-made Lola to the high-end machine-woven Andorra collection. Among the most value-driven favorites were designs from the company's Hunter lineup, which is expected to be fully in stock by November, and the Quinn collection, now available. Market shoppers gave Hunter's sophisticated graphic geometric patterns, and the coastal motifs from Quinn high marks.
Next up are the classic patterns of Lola, which are rendered in neutral warm palettes. Featuring a knobby yarn that lends these pieces a hand-knot look, the machine-woven rugs are crafted of 100 percent polyester and offer a great value ($299 in 5x8). Finally, OW adds to its best-selling Andorra collection, with four styles, which were enthusiastically received. A top design is a Cotswold, England-inspired floral that invokes hints of William Morris. These high-quality rugs are machine-woven of nylon and polypropylene fibers.
The new additions to OW’s coveted Andorra collection include English-inspired floral patterns that resonated with market-
goers. Shown, 3717C
SAFAVIEH
Safavieh’s one-of-a-kind Oushak design, ARD-009, was an instant hit for its earthy brown palette.
Safavieh debut fashion-forward designs in a broad range of weaves and styles. In the machine-made category the company introduced a range of contemporary florals in its popular Martha Stewart program. The license's new Daisy collection offers a unique type of color variation and palettes, machine-woven of space-dyed polyester with shrink polyester. Another new machine-made collection that generated excitement is the Celina collection, cross-woven of space-dyed polyester and shrink polyester. These rugs offer classic rug motifs in a range of trending color palettes, such as ivory and soft earthy browns, or ivory with pale blues and greens. Finally for shoppers looking for hand-knotted designs, a new Oushak-influenced design, ARD-009, was a hit for its oversize traditional pattern rendered in warm earthy brown tones.
Safavieh previews a new addition to its popular Martha Stewart collection with Daisy, a line of textured floral patterns.
SOUTHWEST LOOMS
Southwest Looms’ popular hand-crafted Santa Fe collection rolls out two new patterns at summer and the new Los
Lunas SF-14 is pictured hanging right.
Southwest Looms' summer introductions -- additions to its best-selling Santa Fe collection -- were a must-see on the designer's itinerary. These new plush designs, San Mateo (SF-13) and Los Lunas (SF-14), are hand-woven of 100 percent New Zealand wool and feature a luxurious 100-knot Tibetan weave
SURYA
Surya’s new designer-focused showroom featured best-selling rugs in vignettes alongside Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
furniture. Shown on the floor is the hand-knotted Arbora AOB-2301.
Surya returns to Las Vegas Market in a space shared with its recently acquired upholstery label Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams. The new Building A Design Center location showcased Surya-'s handmade rug assortment, including best-selling hand-knotted designs such Arbora ARB-2301, Samarkand SMD-2300, and Seda SSD2301. These pieces were presented alongside summer market debuts including the hand-knotted Imola rug collection of modern designs, the soft neutral checkerboard border frame design of Arkansas, and the soft tonal traditional look of Zeenat.
Surya focuses on its hand-made designer-driven assortment at Las Vegas Market including the luxurious wool and silk
Dawn. Shown, DWN2300
TRANS-OCEAN BY LIORA MANNE
Trans-Ocean grows the Capri performance collection, adding Morning Glory, pictured in black, designed by Liora
Manné.
Trans-Ocean focused its summer market introductions on growing its best-selling collections and among the favorites was the Capri collection's fresh checkerboard design with climbing Morning Glory in multiple colorways, with cheery yellow earning a big thumbs up. Another newcomer that received top billing was Trans-Ocean's Java collection of scallop-edged rugs hand-woven of pure jute. Java added several playful colors to its Scalloped Edge design including bright pink, a cobalt blue tone and forest green.
The company's best-selling in-out Marina collection design, Tribal Stripe, adds new navy color; and the Carmel collection rolls out Marching Elephants, another performance rug featuring a border of elephants with embellished blankets and caps in multiple colorways.
The hand-woven jute Java collection's Scalloped Edge design by Liora Manne adds several colored border styles for summer
market-goers.