Ruggable Sale: 9 of The Best Last-Chance Rugs To Shop Now

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last updated 4 June 2024

Rugs are one of the quickest and most impactful ways to refresh an entire space, no matter your style – but they can often be quite an expensive purchase. Enter Ruggable's last-chance deals.

So why is this so exciting? Well, Ruggable has revolutionized the way we think about rugs in high-traffic areas. Thanks to their innovative two-piece system, which includes a lightweight rug cover that can be easily removed and machine-washed, you don't have to sacrifice style for practicality. With designs ranging from modern to farmhouse to traditional, there's a Ruggable rug to suit every aesthetic, and for a limited time only they're offering some really great seasonal deals.

Here, I've curated an edit of the 9 most covetable Ruggable rugs that stand out for their bold designs, trending collaborations, and versatility to help you take advantage of Ruggable's sale.

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9 of The Best Ruggable Deals

These rugs are suitably stylish, water-resistant, stain-resistant, and machine-washable – and on sale!

Astrid Soft Black Rug (6x9)

Inspired by shapes reminiscent of the ancient Norse alphabet and knots found on Viking ships, the Astrid rug has a storied past. With a soft black backdrop, the gray and white motifs pop to create a calm yet contemporary scheme.

Cambria Ruby Rug (6x9)

If traditional style is more your bag, you might like the Cambria red in a deep ruby red. With an intricate Persian-style pattern, the hues of blood orange, beige, and brown add to the warmth of this worldly rug.

Maral Border Blue Rug (6x9)

Border rugs are set to be popular this year. In a calm, 'Bridgerton' blue, the Maral rug features a solid field of color bordered by Persian-inspired floral mosaics that have been lightly distressed to achieve a vintage look.

Cynthia Rowley Suzani White Rug (6x9)

Bold in pattern but subtle in hue, this area rug will be a sophisticated upgrade in any space. The contemporary bell-shaped floral elements are designed in high-contrast tones of charcoal gray and sand.

Broken Stripe Rust Orange Rug (6x9)

An ever-popular design from Ruggable, the broken stripe is a bold contemporary print that's a far cry from traditional floral rugs. The warm rust tone will bring a welcoming seasonal feel to your home.

Hera Stone Rug (6x9)

If you peer closely at this neutral rug you'll fine subtle geometric lines in stone blue and eggshell, accented with Greek-inspired elements. It's a soft, elevated upgrade on a plain beige rug.

Outdoor Bodin Ink Blue Rug (6x9)

A bold colorway for the backyard, this denim-toned outdoor-friendly rug features collaged shapes in deep ink navy and bold negative spaces of light blue. Made from their extra-durable, machine-washable material making it perfect for both outdoor and indoor use.

Cynthia Rowley Tulip Mink Rug (6x9)

Give your bedroom a soft and feminine look with an edge with this Cynthia Rowley collaboration rug. Designed with her unique style, the floral motifs are rendered in hues of light blue, peach, marigold, and gray.

Outdoor Camellia Multicolor Rug (6x9)

Create flower power drama on your patio with the Camellia rug. Of course, it's extra-durable, machine-washable, and suitable for being out in the elements. The textured, painterly finish of these florals are super romantic.

How To Clean Ruggable Rugs

If you're wondering how to clean a ruggable rug, the answer couldn't be simpler. In fact there are just 4 easy steps. Unlike cleaning a carpet without a machine, Ruggable rugs don't require any scrubbing on your hands and knees. They can be easily tossed in the washing machine and cleaned as you would your regular laundry.

1. Remove the rug pad - Ruggable rugs are made of two parts, the rug pad and the rug cover

2. Wash the rug cover in the washing machine with a gentle detergent

3. Dry naturally

4. Clean the rug pad by hand

Charlotte is style and trends editor at Homes and Gardens, and has been with the team since Christmas 2023. Following a 5 year career in Fashion, she has worked at many women's glossy magazines including Grazia, Stylist, and Hello and most recently worked as Interiors Editor for British heritage department store Liberty. Her role at H&G fuses her love of style with her passion for interior design, and she is currently undergoing her second home renovation in Surrey - you can follow her journey over on @olbyhome