The Chairish collection of early American rugs lays the groundwork for a cozy, welcoming room. Browse an array of English and American rugs that feature chainstitched, hooked or woven construction in a variety of recognizable patterns. Whether it’s bouquets of flowers tied with flowing ribbons, rows of simple geometric forms or an elegant striped pattern, these early American rugs reflect the European roots and New World excitement of early colonial settlers. Browse accent and throw rugs that range in size from less than 3 feet to 4 or more feet in length alongside area rugs that measure up to 14 feet. You’ll also find standard-length runners that bring warmth and a traditional look to foyers and hallways. Most of these rugs are handmade of cotton, wool or a combination of those materials. Visit Chairish often to see the latest high-quality rugs from our eagle-eyed curators. You may even find an early American rug available for free local pickup in your hometown.
Questions & Answers
- Does Chairish have early american rugs on sale?
- Yes! We have 10+ early american rugs on sale.
- Which brand has the largest assortment of early american rugs at Chairish?
- Old New House is our most popular early american rug brand, with less than 10 items in stock.
- Does Chairish have large early american rugs for sale?
- We have 10+ large early american rugs in stock.
- Do you carry white early american rugs?
- We have early american rugs in popular colors including white, ivory, and black.
- Can I get free shipping on early american rugs from Chairish?
- Yes! Select early american rugs ship for free from Chairish.
- How much do early american rugs cost?
- Early american rugs range in price from $375 to $3,450
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