Anthropologie’s New Collab Feels Like a Storybook Cottage — All Grown Up and Full of Magic

It feels like Christmas came a little early this year — at least, for me! — thanks to the news of Anthropologie’s latest collaboration, an exclusive line with Ruggable rugs. This marks the first time these two Apartment Therapy editor-favorite brands have teamed up, and the result is a stunning array of geometric and floral forward, machine-washable rugs and doormats perfect for any room of the house.

The Anthropologie Home x Ruggable Collection features 10 exclusive pieces, including seven tufted all-in-one rugs and three doormats. The designs come in an array of sizes and colorways, so you’re likely to find one that speaks to your home’s aesthetic. Motif-wise, the assortment is very Anthro (think: a handful of charming floral and geometric patterns alongside a more whimsical tiger style and an all-over flora and fauna scene with a traditional border).

“Our partnership with Ruggable has been effortless thanks to our shared belief that home is where life unfolds,” says Katherine Finder, chief merchandising officer at Anthropologie Home, in a press release about the collab. “Together, we created a collection that seamlessly combines Anthropologie’s distinct design sensibility with Ruggable’s unparalleled functionality. Each rug is designed to support the way our customers truly live, encouraging homes that feel effortlessly layered, warmly lived-in and authentically their own.”

If you’re familiar with Ruggable, then you know the brand’s products are hearty. Washable and no-slip, these rugs are meant for lots of living, and they stand up to wear and tear well. Getting the look you want underfoot doesn’t mean you have to tiptoe around, literally.

You can find the Anthropologie Home x Ruggable Collection at Anthropologie.com, Ruggable.com, and in Anthropologie Home Design Centers across the country. Prices start at $139 and range up to $1,449, taking style and size into account. 

The whole collection is gorgeous, but I picked out a few designs to share with you. I know rugs aren’t a traditional holiday gift, but I wouldn’t mind seeing one of these styles under my tree.