12 Unexpectedly Stylish Amazon Rugs To Shop — Some With Deals Too Good to Miss
As a style editor, I know a good rug (and deal!) when I see one. And I couldn't believe what I was able to find on Amazon
As a style editor, I'm inordinately obsessed with rugs — but, I can assure you, that's for good reason. Rugs play a pivotal role in anchoring furniture and shaping the ambiance of our living spaces. Beyond their decorative prowess, they contribute much-needed warmth and coziness, especially in rooms adorned with wood or stone floors.
Beyond their functional benefits, the best rugs expertly establish focal points and surreptitiously infuse personality into a space, almost like design chameleons. They present an easy way to make a bold statement or inject a burst of color but easily and casually, without the thousand-dollar commitment of a new couch or bedframe. And, of course, they feel oh-so-comfortable underfoot, not only chic and stylish but cozy and supportive to all those who stride across.
Some rugs will run you hundreds of dollars, depending on where you shop. But today, we’re focusing on one of my favorite places to buy affordable rugs (and throw pillows and sunglass organizers and candles...): Amazon.com. Believe it or not, Amazon home decor and furniture are actually quite chic and budget-friendly, so long as you know what to search for and how to look. Thankfully, that’s where I come in. As a style editor who values both good looks and good deals, I’ve spent the better part of the afternoon curating this special edit, which collates some of the best rug brands on Amazon – nuLOOM, Safavieh, and Loloi come to mind – with the most common rug styles (Persian, Patterned, etc.). The end result? A one-stop shopping edit rooted in editor experience, e-commerce knowledge, and customer reviews, to help you with your Amazon shopping.
Persian-Style Rugs
Price: $49.99
Size: 5' x 7'
Not only is this brown-colored area rug from BESTSWEETIE 20% off in the early Prime Day deals, it’s also washable – a huge plus in the world of floor coverings. (That’s probably because it has no pile, though, so don’t expect a cozy, plush feeling underfoot).
Given the flat, printed pattern, I’d suggest using this as an entryway rug. Front doors get a lot of foot traffic and this stain-resistant and easily-cleaned chenille fabric sounds like it would stand up against the wear and tear better than something shaggy or tufted.
Mega Discount
Price: $167.92
Was: $689
Size: 7'-6" x 9'-6"
In a world of expensive rugs, Loloi is a godsend. One of my favorite brands sold on Amazon, with sales and discounts aplenty. If you find yourself overwhelmed by Bezos’ marketplace, just load up the Loloi page and go from there. Naturally, I had to include a pick from the brand in this edit; these beautiful terracottas and blues stood out to me immediately. And not for nothing, it’s on super sale right now.
Price: $79.99
Size: 5' x 7'
With 4.7 stars across a statistically significant 135 ratings, I feel entirely confident suggesting this non-slip boho-style rug as one worth buying. Plus, it’s an early Prime Day deal. Available in a slew of different colors and sizes, these faux wool coverings should satisfy any shopper, no matter their needs. I am partial to the multi-color option for the little orange accents – something about them is so relaxing to me – but you might find yourself more drawn to the dark green or rust options instead.
Pattern Rugs on Amazon
Price: $80.99
Size: 5' x 7'
Jute is already an easy-to-clean material, but this abstract grey and black rug takes that convenience up a notch ... plus it’s actually made of polyester, but that can be our little secret. Stick this covering under a kitchen table, no problem. Not only will the dark coloring help disguise subtle marks and stains, but you can wash the whole rug in cold water on a gentle cycle (just be sure to air dry instead of tumble dry once it’s done).
Price: $44.99
Was: $59.99
Size: 4' x 6'
For some added cushion and play, this polka dot area rug from NuLOOM is just what the doctor ordered. Engineered with kids in mind, its extra durable and stain-resistant fabric should help keep things looking spotless (but not dotless, of course) for years to come. I’d like to see this in a child’s bedroom, nursery, or even playroom ... but would never say no to a home office, either.
Price: $59.83
Was: $69.99
Size: 4' x 6'
Also from NuLOOM, the Kali will hopefully scratch the shag itch with its high pile and decorative tassels. Your very own magic carpet, straight from Turkey. If coziness is what you’re after, this could be the pick for you. A high pile isn’t the best for high-traffic areas prone to wear and tear, but the synthetic fibers from which the Kali is crafted are meant to withstand some mess ... so perhaps this really is the best of both worlds.
Minimalist Rugs on Amazon
Price: $109.99
Size: 5'3" X 7'7"
This minimalist interpretation of a zebra print offers a perfect way to introduce additional visual interest to an otherwise minimal interior.
And though there is some black in there, I’d still consider it a white rug with the power to lighten and brighten any room it’s in.
Price: $60.51
Size: 5' x 8'
Intricate, embedded strips careen across the surface of this stain and water-resistant rug, adding the perfect touch of dimension to what could otherwise be a boring beige rug. I really love the geometric look, and feel even more emboldened to share thanks to the customer reviews. Though some took issue with the rug's softness (3.7 stars), its value for money, ease to clean, and stain resistance all received 4 stars or higher.
Price: $184.99
Was: $459
Size: 9' x 12'
Aaaaand we’re back to jute ... but can you blame me? Unlike the other rug on this list, this covering is 100% jute and made in India, with a functional 0.35” thickness perfect for entryways or underneath furniture. As I mentioned before, jute is rather easy to clean, so that’s a big plus for families with kids and pets. One negative, however, is shedding, which you may experience should you fail to trim loose ends or vacuum underneath your rug.
Abstract Rugs on Amazon
Price: $79.99
Size: 4' x 6'
This abstract modern design introduces a touch of cheer, making it the perfect addition to any entertainment space. This piece's simplistic, multi-colored design effortlessly complements various color schemes and design aesthetics, while its supposed cushy and plush feel should prove nice for lounging.
Price: $87.99
Was: $112.99
Size: 5' x 8'
Introducing the new centerpiece of your room! The curved line design of the Abani Abstract Area Rug adds an artistic and chic touch, offering up a novel element without overwhelming the space. Crafted from synthetic fibers, it provides a designer look and a plush feel at an incredibly affordable price.
Price: $159.99
Size: 8' x 10'
These watercolor-like abstract rugs are perfect for busy homes; stray marks and stains will look either part of the design or not appear at all, depending on the coloring of your chosen covering. If they do show up, though, rest assured you can throw this affordable option in the wash, where, according to customers, it really does clean up. Just dry on the air-only setting, no heat.
How can I tell if an Amazon rug is good quality?
Livingetc knows design.
When it comes to rug quality, a higher knot count is crucial — the more, the merrier. Opting for high-density knots ensures a rug that stands the test of time.
Beyond that, think about qualities like fade resistance, durability, and easy cleaning. Enter the hero of rug materials: wool. Durable, stain-resistant, and cozy, it's a top pick for high-traffic areas like living or dining rooms and households with pets or children.
Cotton, which is like wool's more affordable cousin, is easy to clean but tends to wear out more quickly, necessitating more frequent replacements. On the more luxurious end, silk rugs are high quality and beautiful, but their delicacy requires professional cleaning.
Ultimately, the choice depends on your lifestyle and the amount of time and effort you're willing to invest in maintaining your rugs. With a myriad of options available, it all comes down to budget and personal preference!
What rug brands are available on Amazon?
In addition to smaller, lesser-known Amazon sellers, well-known brands like Ruggable, Loloi, Safavieh, NuLOOM, Jonathan Y, and Rugs USA are available on Amazon, as well. If you’re looking to buy a new rug right now, we’d recommend waiting until the Prime Day deals are live on July 16 and 17 in case some of these prestigious brands are offering discounts.
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Formerly covering fashion at L’Officiel USA, style maven Julia Demer brings her love of design to Livingetc’s world of interiors. As the title’s New York-based Style Editor, Julia's work reflects a sharp eye for detail and an innate passion for aesthetics. Her journey began with a strong foundation in design, honing her craft at renowned establishments like The Row and even establishing her own eponymous fashion brand. Julia’s design background is evident in the way she thoughtfully curates shopping edits, always maintaining a focus on emerging trends while preserving timeless sensibilities. For Julia, fashion and interiors go hand in hand, reflecting her lifelong commitment to perfecting the art of style.
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