Nourison's new Brushlight collection, inspired by the company's successful Prismatic lineup, takes center stage
during Las Vegas Market.
LAS VEGAS -- The painterly watercolor effects in the overscale botanical and abstract wave motifs of Nourison’s Brushlight collection dominated the company’s Building C main floor lobby windows, drawing visitors into the showroom, which was decked out with product for buyers and designers shopping both Las Vegas Market and The International Surface Show.
Nourison Home’s Brushlight collection, introduced at High Point Market in fall 2025, offers five designs and is a 2nd generation take on the company’s boldly colored and wildly successful Prismatic range. “They look like watercolor paintings,” explained Nourison’s Feryal Rehman, vice president - marketing, of the Brushlight lineup. “Prismatic is bold – it’s vibrant and colorful, and customers love it. But those who favor muted tones along with the same pattern drama, will find the answer in Brushlight.”
The hand-tufted Brushlight collection is inspired by vibrant Prismatic rugs and offers a neutral palette as a counterpoint.
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Indeed, a separate showroom window featured a colorful new Prismatic collection rug with splashes of blue, purple, yellow, orange, and green tones alongside a pink cowhide rug flecked with metallic silver accents for further drama. While Prismatic rugs are hand-tufted in a luxuriously soft blend of New Zealand wool and silk-like Luxcelle and hand carved, Brushlight is machine-woven of hand-dyed yarns in a wool blend and then finished by hand. “These new Brushlight designs are so easy and comfortable, they would work in any setting. And if you want to refresh one thing in your beige and brown house, it's this pop of subtle green or blue with cream and beige of these rugs.
“Brushlight is more accessible in terms of price than Prismatic, while maintaining the same level of texture and design,” Rehman said of the collection which now includes five designs.
A Nourison Home best-selling Prismatic area rug (PRS37) is showcased alongside accent pillows and a pink and silver-
flecked Couture cowhide rug.
For customers looking for something customized and special in the accent pillow arena, Nourison’s final window featured the Vintage Pillows collection by Mina Victory for Nourison Home. “We are using the center panels we had produced for various home accents designed and sold by my original company, so they are all about 20 to 25 years old. The panels have backgrounds in needle point and designs in petti point. Now we’re framing the panels with specially dyed velvet for the entire pillow. We have limited numbers of these vintage panels, so once they're gone, they're gone,” explained Mina Peykar.
Nourison Home rolls out the new Vintage Pillows, offering romantic patterning and artisanal texture, from Mina Victory.