🌵Western

About this collection

The Western Collection from Kismet Fine Rugs captures the spirit of wide-open landscapes and lodge-level comfort—graphic geometry, horizon-washed fields, and artisan texture curated for mountain homes, ranch architecture, and modern cabins. Each piece is hand-knotted in 100% wool, 100% silk, or a wool–silk blend (note: Western flatweaves/Kilims are 100% wool) for lasting beauty and everyday livability.

From Navajo-inspired motifs to minimalist Gabbeh bands and rugged, denim-toned abstracts, these rugs bring warmth, clarity, and a sense of place—styling seamlessly with timber, stone, iron, leather, and plaster.

Features

The Essence of Western

Rugged elegance, designer palettes, and heirloom craft—built for life in the West.

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Rugged Elegance

Clean geometry and horizon-driven fields ground great rooms and open plans without visual noise.

✓Perfect with stone, timber & iron
✓Mountain-modern to lodge classic
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Designer Palettes

Sand, saddle, onyx, sage, denim blue, and sun-washed reds—edited to read beautifully day and night.

✓Subtle abrash for depth
✓Custom coloration available
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Material Integrity

100% wool for resilience and warmth, 100% silk for luminous detail, or a wool–silk blend for balanced sheen. Flatweaves/Kilims remain 100% wool.

✓Soft underfoot; naturally soil-resistant
✓Heirloom hand-knotted construction
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Versatile Weaves

Plush pile for cozy rooms, low-profile flatweaves for dining and high-traffic areas—each finished for longevity.

✓Secure selvages & careful finishing
✓White-glove delivery available

❓ Frequently Asked Questions — Western Collection

What defines a “Western” rug?

Designs inspired by the American West and high-country living—graphic Navajo-style geometry, minimalist Gabbeh bands, and earthy abstracts in natural palettes.

What materials do you use?

Only 100% wool, 100% silk, or a wool–silk blend. Western flatweaves/Kilims are always 100% wool.

Where do these rugs work best?

Great rooms, dining spaces, entries, and primary suites—anywhere you want warmth, durability, and architectural calm.

How should I size one?

Keep front furniture legs on the rug to unify seating; allow 8–12″ of floor reveal. For dining, plan ~24″ beyond the tabletop on all sides for easy chair movement.

Care guidance?

Use a premium pad; vacuum with suction only; rotate seasonally; blot spills promptly; schedule professional cleaning as needed; protect from prolonged direct sun.

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