Martha Stewart has a reputation for simplifying design, from her homecare advice to the beautifully created products that carry her good name. The latter expands to a floor-covering range that has already graced American homes for over a decade –but for 2025, they're even more accessible than ever.
Rugs from the Martha Stewart collection are currently reduced on Wayfair, making it simple to upgrade any room in time for the entertaining season. It's a transformative method that Martha uses in her homes, including, specifically, her East Hampton estate.
'When it comes to decorating, sometimes you just need a change, and that’s how I felt about my beautiful home in East Hampton. I have exposed hardwood floors and beautiful narrow fur planks, and I thought that, for entertaining, it might be nice to have a carpet,' she says. 'One of the easiest ways to change the whole look and feel of a room is by changing the floor covering.'
Martha Stewart's area rugs (available on Wayfair) make transforming your desired space easy. Now is the perfect time to invest, as we don't know how long these prices will stay so low.
There's nothing quite as grounding as a neutral rug, designed to serve as an unintrusive yet ultra-stylish anchor to any living or dining room. This rug, made from 85% wool and 15% cotton, will complement any colors already in your room, while the subtle pattern brings just the right amount of interest, even in the most minimalist of homes.
Some patterns have the longevity to transcend fleeting trends, and a geometric print such as this is the perfect example. In true Martha Stewart style, it comes in a versatile neutral colorway that will translate to every kind of space while also upholding the quality we'd expect from her name. It's hand-woven and made from a wool and cotton blend that will last in high-traffic areas.
Much like the other Hand-Tufted Rug, only in a gray alternative, this piece is a modern home must-have. Crafted with care, it brings the warmth and artistry of wool into any home. Its unique blend of fibers creates a soft feel underfoot, while the timeless design complements any design aesthetic, whether you're a minimalist lover or prefer something more eclectic.
Runners are perfect for those smaller spaces where incorporating a statement area rug is tricker – and this geometric piece is the perfect starting point. Made from a blend of natural wool and cotton, it brings an inviting texture to every entryway, landing or galley kitchen. We love how it offers subtle sophistication while the plush pile provides warmth and comfort underfoot.
Just like every runner from Martha Stewart's collection, this piece is a dream for those working with small spaces. As well as being durable, it's effortlessly easy to style, making it a beautiful solution for any neutral entryway or landing. We recommend pairing it alongside rattan storage boxes to make the ultimate first impression.
Featuring a simple yet statement-making geometric pattern, this rug offers a way to upgrade even the smallest of areas. Its sophisticated beige colorway seamlessly translates to any kind of space, while the print brings the perfect amount of interest without feeling overwhelming. It's exactly what we want in a rug.
Whether you opt to improve a small entryway with a perfectly placed runner, or you want to bring warmth and comfort to your living room, Martha's rugs are a time-honored, failsafe solution.
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