Your floors are teeming with design opportunities—it just takes the right item. From hand-woven fringe-trimmed rugs to deco-style marble tiles, Business of Home presents seven stylish ways to transform a client’s flooring into a sophisticated focal point.
Courtesy of Lulu and Georgia
LESI RUG — LULU AND GEORGIA
A hand-knotted rug with a tonal appeal, the Lesi by Lulu and Georgia warms up a neutral palette in no time.
Courtesy of Artistic Tile
OPIA LILAC WJ MOSAIC BY ALI BUDD — ARTISTIC TILE
Artistic Tile’s Opia Lilac WJ mosaic by Ali Budd draws inspiration from the jazzy geometric motifs that define the art deco movement and features five different types of marble.
Courtesy of Made Goods
HALSTON RUG — MADE GOODS
Textured monochrome stripes forge a slightly striated, ombre-esque motif in Made Good’s Halston rug.
Courtesy of New Ravenna
INTROSPECTIVE MOSAIC BY PAUL SCHATZ — NEW RAVENNA
Paul Schatz designed the Introspective mosaic for New Ravenna in a medley of sumptuous stones, including honed Calacatta Monet, Lavigne and Basalto Orvieto.
Courtesy of Four Hands
HINGOL RUG — FOUR HANDS
Hand-crafted from a plush blend of cotton and wool, the heirloom-worthy Hingol rug by Four Hands requires the skills of multiple weavers and takes five to six weeks to complete.
Courtesy of Heritage Tile
VIVA TILE — HERITAGE TILE
Available in a rainbow of hues ranging from pale pink to denim blue, these unglazed porcelain tiles by Heritage Tile come in dozens of distinct shapes that can be assembled into an array of artful configurations.
Courtesy of Lulu and Georgia
VELASQUEZ RUG — LULU AND GEORGIA
Inspired by traditional Mediterranean rug designs, the Velasquez by Lulu and Georgia boasts a distressed pattern and short fringe trim for a vintage look.
Products featured in this article have been sourced from BOH’s Collections vertical, a showcase of the latest debuts from some of the industry’s leading brands.
