Designer rugs from the houses that drew the patterns
Morris & Co., Marimekko, Wedgwood, Orla Kiely and eleven more, from a Staffordshire pottery in 1759 to The Block's 2023 winners. Pick a house, then a pattern, then a colour.
Most of these houses never made a rug. They printed wallpaper, cloth and china.
Nine of them now license their archives to Brink & Campman, a Dutch rug maker founded in 1897 that also has a chapter of its own below. Each pattern is redrawn for wool and hand-tufted, so a Morris thrush or a Marimekko poppy keeps its line at two metres across.
Move over the close-up to see the pile: pure new wool, cut to 17 millimetres, with every leaf outlined in a darker yarn.
Magnify the pile
- Make
- Hand-tufted
- Fibre
- 100% new wool
- Pile
- 17 mm
- Sizes
- 140 × 200 to 250 × 350 cm
Specimen: Morris & Co. Pimpernel, Indigo 028818. Made in India under licence.
Latest arrivals
The newest designs from each house, with the month each one arrived.
October 2026Alisa & Lysandra, four new designsDune, Marlow, Mila and Elara in pure wool, each as a rug and a runner.Shop Alisa & Lysandra
Darren Palmer · June 2026
Malabar
Gingerfrom $249
Marimekko · February 2026
Unikko
Pink Orangefrom $1,290
Emma Blomfield · January 2026
Veil
Bluefrom $279
Asiatic London · February 2026
Funk Chevron
Blue Greenfrom $1,590
Sanderson · November 2025
Rose & Peony
Redfrom $1,529
Orla Kiely · November 2025
Spot Square
Blue Navyfrom $1,439
Morris & Co. · November 2025
Strawberry Thief
Grapefrom $1,719
Brink & Campman · November 2025
Decor Echo
Sandfrom $2,119
Steph & Gian · October 2025
Flora
Huskfrom $229
The Archivists
Britain's great pattern archives, drawn for wallpaper, cloth and china long before anyone made them into rugs.
Morris & Co.
From $1,290140 × 200 to 250 × 350 cmOutdoor
William Morris drew what grew around him. Thrushes raiding the strawberry beds at Kelmscott Manor became Strawberry Thief; the willows along the Thames became Willow Boughs.
The drawings were made for block-printed cloth and wallpaper. Here they are redrawn for wool, with the same crowded, interlocking repeat that makes a Morris room feel like a garden.
The designs
Sanderson
From $1,290150 × 150 to 250 × 350 cmRounds, Outdoor
Sanderson began in 1860 importing French wallpapers into London and became a Royal Warrant holder in 1923. The archive is English country house through and through.
The rugs lean on its painterly florals: Robin's Wood in russet and forest green, Rose & Peony, and the oversized blooms of Stapleton Park.
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Laura Ashley
From $1,390150 × 150 to 250 × 350 cmRounds, Outdoor
Laura and Bernard Ashley started printing fabric at their kitchen table in Pimlico in 1953, then moved the works to Wales. Sprigged florals followed, and by the 1980s they were the look of English country decorating.
The rugs are the softer side of that archive: tonal petals carved into the pile, pussy willow drawn in a single line, and quiet bordered designs in duck egg and silver.
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Wedgwood
From $1,690120 × 180 to 250 × 350 cmRounds
Josiah Wedgwood opened his pottery in Burslem in 1759. The pale blue of his jasperware went on to become a colour name in its own right.
The rugs take the botanical side of the archive: waterlilies in dusty rose, hummingbirds on navy, and Folia's leaf veins carved into tonal wool.
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The Naturalists
Four Australian designers working in oat, clay, fig and moss. The quiet end of the collection.
Steph & Gian
From $229160 × 230 to 300 × 400 cmRunners
Our most-ordered designer collection
Steph and Gian Ottavio won The Block in 2023. Steph's eye is architectural, Gian's is practical, and the collection is both.
Japandi tones of malt, walnut and wheat in textured weaves, each design with a matching hallway runner.
Alisa & Lysandra
From $299160 × 230 to 280 × 380 cmRunners
Four new designs, October 2026
Twin sisters Alisa and Lysandra Fraser, from Adelaide, won The Block: Sky High in 2013.
Four designs in pure wool: the carved grid of Marlow, the distressed blocks of Dune, Mila's framed border and Elara's pebble weave, in chocolate, latte, mocha, sage, linen, truffle, wheat and pebble. Every design also comes as a hallway runner.
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Darren Palmer
From $249155 × 225 to 300 × 400 cmRunners, Outdoor
Six new designs, June 2026
Darren Palmer has judged The Block since 2013. His rugs take their colour from the Australian landscape: fig, clay, ginger, olive, sandstone.
The six new designs run from Ceylon's faded medallion to the flat-woven jute check of Plaid, each with a matching runner.
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Emma Blomfield
From $279160 × 230 to 300 × 400 cmRunners
Emma Blomfield is a Sydney interior stylist and the author of Style Your Home. Her rug collection was made with Rug Culture, a team she has worked with for more than a decade.
Four designs in frost, oat, moss and mist, layered and lived-in rather than showroom-perfect. Every design also comes as a runner.
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The Colourists
The houses that made pattern loud, from a Helsinki poppy to a Sydney wallpaper studio.
Marimekko
From $1,190140 × 200 to 250 × 350 cmRunners, Outdoor
Armi Ratia founded Marimekko to put colour back into post-war Finland, and declared it would never print flowers. In 1964 Maija Isola drew the Unikko poppy anyway.
More than sixty years on, the poppy is still the house signature. The newest rugs add Tiiliskivi's brick grid, Lokki's waves and matching runners for hallways.
The designs
Harlequin
From $1,590120 × 180 to 250 × 350 cmOutdoor
Harlequin is a wallpaper and fabric house first, and its rugs look it: tropical dahlias, painterly stripes and palms at full saturation.
The range includes Harlequin's collaboration with the colourist Sophie Robinson: basket weaves and sherbet stripes in emerald, amber and coral.
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Florence Broadhurst
From $1,790120 × 180 to 250 × 350 cm
Queensland-born Florence Broadhurst had already been a singer, a dancer and a Mayfair couturier when she opened a Sydney wallpaper studio in 1959.
By the 1970s it had printed hundreds of designs by hand. Her Japanese Fans and Turnabouts are as graphic now as they were on her screens.
The designs
The Modernists
Clean geometry, carved pile and colour blocking, for rooms with straight lines.
Brink & Campman
From $1,390150 × 150 to 250 × 350 cmRounds, Outdoor
Herman Brink and Johann Campman founded a weaving mill in the east of the Netherlands in 1897. The family is still involved, four generations on.
It makes the rugs for nine of the other houses on this page under licence. Its own collections are the most architectural we carry: the single line of Decor Flow, carved Twinset murals, and colour-blocked outdoor rugs made for decks.
The designs
Orla Kiely
From $1,019120 × 180 to 250 × 350 cmRunners
Dublin-born Orla Kiely launched her label in London in 1995, in bold colour at a time when fashion was mostly black.
Her Stem print, drawn from a rowan leaf for the 2000 collections, is the leaf you already know from mugs and tea towels. At rug scale it reads closer to architecture.
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Scion
From $1,290120 × 180 to 250 × 350 cmOutdoor
Scion is the youngest house here, launched in 2012. It now sits in the Sanderson Design Group with Sanderson, Morris & Co. and Harlequin, as the playful one.
Scandinavian lines, cheerful colour, and a fox. Mr Fox is the house mascot, and the reason most people know the name.
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Asiatic London
From $990120 × 160 to 240 × 340 cmRunners, Rounds
Soli Kelaty founded Asiatic in 1960, selling carpets to London shops out of his van. His children Sharon and Freddy run it now, and it has grown into one of Europe's leading rug makers.
It was among the first in Britain to take traditional rug-making in a contemporary direction. That shows in Matrix's hand-tufted geometry and the scalloped edges of Hive.
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