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Craftsman Style Wool Area Rugs

Hand-Knotted and Hand-tufted Craftsman and Mission Rugs

Discover our collection of heirloom-quality, hand-knotted wool area rugs inspired by the historic Arts & Crafts, Mission, and Craftsman movements. All of our rugs are handmade and either hand-knotted or hand-tufted from 100% wool, and, like our furniture & lighting, are meant to last. (Read our guide to maintaining wool rugs).

Shop Rugs with Confidence at Modern Bungalow

Check out our reviews on our Google Maps listing to see how much our customers love our rugs. You can also shop with confidence under our no-risk trade up policy. Just purchase the smallest size today. We'll ship it for free and you can return it for free anytime (yes anytime!) with a prepaid return label. Then you can be confident in your investment in the larger rug that fits your space.

What's better? We offer FREE UPS ground shipping in the lower 48 states.

 If you have questions, you can contact us here at anytime.

FAQs:

How are Rugs Stored?

Rugs are stored rolled up or folded to prevent creases and damage. They are kept in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain their vibrant colors and prevent fading or mildew. Proper storage helps extend the life and beauty of handmade rugs.
Should I Store the Rug Vertically or Horizontally?

When storing a rug, it's best to store it horizontally or rolled up horizontally. Storing a rug vertically for an extended period can cause the fibers to stretch and distort the shape of the rug over time due to the weight of the rug pulling downwards. Horizontal storage helps distribute the weight evenly and prevents any stretching or warping.
Which Way Do You Roll a Rug for Storage?

When rolling a rug for storage, you should roll it with the pile facing inward.

Here are the proper steps:

  1. Lay the rug face down on a clean, dry surface.
  2. Start at one of the short ends and begin rolling the rug towards the other short end.
  3. As you roll, be gentle and avoid compressing the pile too tightly.
  4. The pile/face of the rug should end up on the inside of the roll

Rolling a rug with the pile facing inwards protects the surface fibers from getting crushed or damaged during storage. It also helps prevent dirt and debris from settling into the pile while rolled up. 

Be sure to roll the rug as smoothly as possible without any folds or creases. This rolling method will help preserve the rug's condition until you are ready to unroll and use it again.