Shop modern and vintage-style rugs in Portland at What's New Furniture. Every rug in this collection is new. Handwoven wool flatweaves, plush tufted pile, Turkish kilims, and durable powerloomed designs from Jaipur Living, Loloi, and more.
New Rugs in Every Size
This collection is all new rugs, with sizes from accent rugs and runners up to room-anchoring formats, at a range of prices. Availability changes, so call Portland or Cedar Mill to confirm a rug is on the floor.
Vintage Looks Without the Vintage Gamble
Vintage-inspired designs (faded medallions, distressed traditional patterns, kilim motifs) deliver the collected-over-time look with new-rug durability and none of the odor, wear, or sizing compromises of true antiques. Genuine Turkish kilims also pass through the collection.
Modern & Contemporary Designs
Tonal geometrics, organic abstracts, and quiet neutrals that let the furniture lead. If you're matching a rug to a sofa, do it the easy way: pick one color in the rug that echoes the upholstery of your sofa, then let the rest of the pattern stay quiet.
Shop by Brand
The collection is anchored by Jaipur Living and Loloi, alongside other curated rugs. Bargain hunters should watch last-chance rugs for markdowns.
Color, Pile and Texture
Screens distort rug colors, so look at the weave and pile as much as the shade. Flatweaves lie flat and suit doorways and rooms with heavy traffic. Plush pile feels soft underfoot but takes more vacuuming. Check how a rug reads in daylight and in lamplight before you decide.
Runners, Accent Sizes & Large Formats
The collection includes entry and kitchen runners, accent rugs for bedsides and reading corners, and the 8x10-and-up formats that anchor a living room. Layering works too: a vintage-style accent rug over a larger neutral flatweave adds depth to a room.
Rug FAQ
Are these rugs new or used?
New. "Vintage" here refers to the design style. One-of-a-kind consigned and secondhand rugs show up separately in our used furniture collection.
What size rug should I buy?
Bigger than you think: in living rooms, at least the front legs of all seating should sit on the rug. Measure your room, then tape a rug's outline on the floor to see how it fits.
Do I need a rug pad?
Yes. It stops sliding, protects floors and backing, and makes the rug feel a grade more expensive underfoot. Ask about pads when you buy.
How do I choose a rug color?
Start with the largest piece in the room and pick a rug that either echoes one of its colors or sits quietly beside it. Busy patterns work best under solid furniture, and calm neutrals let a bold sofa lead.