Windsor Castle, in the southeastern corner of the picturesque Thames Valley, is the oldest continuously inhabited royal residence in Britain. Our timeless Windsor rug, taken from a classic ‘Heriz’ pattern, exhibits the perfect symmetry and balance of this design – testament to its ability to complement the decorating styles of centuries. The versatile color palette of this rug includes red, indigo, ivory, yellow, caramel, deep terra cotta, medium blue, and soft green. The Windsor design mixes beautifully with Cambridge, Devonshire, Hampton Court, and Brighton, all also of The English Manor Collection.

There have been students at Cambridge since the 11th Century. Numerous colleges are located here including Cambridge University, King’s College, St. John’s College, and Queen’s College. Cambridge trades in both ideas and agricultural products as the region’s thriving market center. The timeless beauty of our Cambridge rug brings warmth to any decor, incorporating a rich collection of blooms and interconnected vinery. The versatile color palette includes red, indigo, ivory, yellow, caramel, deep terra cotta, medium blue, and soft green. The Cambridge design mixes beautifully with Windsor, Devonshire, Hampton Court, and Stratford, all also of The English Manor Collection.

Tudor gardeners adorned their great houses with knot gardens, in which plants were divided into patterns by low boxwood or lavender hedges. The design of our Hampton Court rug is as precisely planned as the gardens at Hampton Court Palace. Inspired by a magnificent 16th Century carpet, Quatrefoil medallions are the focal point connected by small roundels and surrounded by flowering branches. The medallions are filled with elaborate arrangements of floral sprays, vinery, peacocks, and rosettes. The versatile color palette includes red, indigo, ivory, yellow, caramel, deep terra cotta, medium blue, and soft green. The Hampton Court design mixes beautifully with Cambridge, Devonshire, Stratford, and Brighton, all also of The English Manor Collection.

Playwright William Shakespeare single-handedly put the small Tudor market town of Stratford-upon-Avon on the map. Outside of London, it is the most visited tourist attraction in England, a mecca for Bard admirers. When designing our Stratford rug, we too wanted to create a timeless classic. Based on an antique Mahal carpet pattern, this rug contains a cast of elaborate flowers, leaves, tender vines, vase motifs, and palmettes on a soft ivory ground. The versatile color palette includes red, indigo, ivory, yellow, caramel, deep terra cotta, medium blue, and soft green. The Stratford design mixes beautifully with Cambridge, Devonshire, and Hampton Court, all also of The English Manor Collection.

They come here to laugh and love, to distract themselves or someone else, to rest and renew. This is Brighton, the nearest seacoast resort to London and the place where the Prince Regent came to play. Our Brighton rug, a modern version of a Herat or Feraghan design, sets a tone of elegant indulgence with a stately combination of lush blooms, orderly palmettes, and lattice stems and vines. The versatile color palette includes red, indigo, ivory, yellow, caramel, deep terra cotta, medium blue, and soft green. The Brighton design mixes beautifully with Windsor, and Hampton Court, all also of The English Manor Collection.

Morris & Co., influenced greatly by its chief partner William Morris, became famous for intricate floral and foliage motifs inspired by both Persian design and vintage European textiles in the late 1800’s Arts and Crafts Movement. This homage to the Wm. Morris style is adapted from Morris’ vine and pomegranate motifs, with an acanthus leaf border inspired by a Morris & Co. tapestry. The versatile color palette of our William Morris Red includes accents of deep indigo blue, medium blue, soft green, terra cotta, caramel, saffron yellow and ivory on a soft, warm red ground. Because the same color palette is used throughout the collection, finding coordinating rugs is easy.

The traditional spirit of Stratford Mahogany is seasoned with the timeworn comfort of an English cottage. Tranquil influences of country living are subtly conveyed throughout the design, contributing warmth and character. Its rich, mahogany brown field and antique ivory border make it especially well matched to leathers, woods, and other casual furnishings.

Inspired by the timeworn comfort of an English country house, the classic patterns in our English Manor collection offer relaxed elegance for everyday living. The pure New Zealand worsted wool yarns have been specially dyed to create when woven, a random stria reminiscent of the aged colors found in antique manor house rugs. English Manor rugs are woven with a cotton foundation for strength and suppleness, and undergo Karastan''s signature luster-wash process to soften the hand and enhance the rich colors. Finished with a short, antique look fringe for easy maintenance.

Inspired by the timeworn comfort of an English country home, the classic patterns in our English Manor collection offer relaxed elegance for everyday living. The pure New Zealand worsted wool yarns have been specially dyed to create when woven, a random stria reminiscent of the aged colors found in antique manor house rugs. English Manor rugs are woven with a cotton foundation for strength and suppleness, and undergo Karastan's signature luster-wash process to soften the hand and enhance the rich colors. Finished with a short, antique look fringe for easy maintenance.

Inspired by the timeworn comfort of an English country home, the classic patterns in our English Manor collection offer relaxed elegance for everyday living. The pure New Zealand worsted wool yarns have been specially dyed to create when woven, a random stria reminiscent of the aged colors found in antique manor house rugs. English Manor rugs are woven with a cotton foundation for strength and suppleness, and undergo Karastan's signature luster-wash process to soften the hand and enhance the rich colors. Finished with a short, antique look fringe for easy maintenance.