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Updated weekly · Week of Mar 2, 2026

Best-Selling Rugs in New Hampshire

New Hampshire: Granite, Foliage and Rugs Made for Cozy Living

From the White Mountains to the Seacoast, discover the rugs that suit the way New Hampshire lives, gathers and warms up its homes.

Shop New Hampshire's favorites

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  2. Aug 24
  3. Aug 31
  4. Sep 7
  5. Sep 14
  6. Sep 21
  7. Sep 28
  8. Oct 5

Top 3 in New Hampshire

The rugs everyone is talking about right now.

  1. Rank1Staple
    12 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  2. Rank2Up 2
    6 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  3. Rank3Staple
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #2
    Dec 15 – Mar 2

Why we love New Hampshire

New Hampshire is a state that knows how to wear its seasons. The White Mountains rise in granite ridges above deep notch valleys, the Presidential Range catches the first snow early, and Lake Winnipesaukee shimmers through long summer evenings. In autumn the maples set the hillsides ablaze in red and gold, and sugar season turns winter's end into a celebration of its own. Covered bridges, white-steepled village greens, stone walls and a short, bright stretch of Atlantic coast complete a landscape that feels like a postcard you can actually live in.

That love of place carries straight indoors. New Hampshire homes, from farmhouses and colonial capes to lakeside camps and mountain lodges, are made for gathering close, and a beautiful rug is what makes a room feel finished and warm underfoot. Shoppers here are leaning toward blue, black and navy blue, in vintage, modern and traditional designs, and rectangle shapes that anchor a living room or entry with ease. Explore what New Hampshire loves on Rugs.com and find the one that feels like home.

Shop New Hampshire's favorites

  • Lake and Mountain Palette

    Blue, navy blue and black rugs echo the lakes, shadowed peaks and starry night skies that define the state, bringing that calm depth into any living room or bedroom.

  • Four True Seasons

    Brilliant foliage, snowy winters, muddy spring and bright summer all call for rugs that look handsome and feel warm underfoot, especially in entryways and family rooms where the seasons walk in.

  • Farmhouse and Colonial Charm

    Classic capes, farmhouses and village homes with wide plank floors pair beautifully with vintage and traditional rugs, and hand braided styles echo the long New England craft tradition.

The full New Hampshire chart

Ranked by orders. Arrows show the move since the last list.

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  1. Rank 4Staple
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #2
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  2. Rank 5Staple
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #2
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  3. Rank 6Staple
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #5
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  4. Rank 7Steady
    5 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  5. Rank 8Hot
    10 weeks on the list
    Peak #5
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  6. Rank 9Staple
    11 weeks on the list
    Peak #3
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  7. Rank 10Hot
    12 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  8. Rank 11Down 2
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #6
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  9. Rank 12Hot
    3 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  10. Rank 13Hot
    6 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  11. Rank 14Down 3
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #11
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  12. Rank 15Down 2
    6 weeks on the list
    Peak #13
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  13. Rank 16Down 6
    11 weeks on the list
    Peak #4
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  14. Rank 17Hot
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #4
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  15. Rank 18Hot
    2 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  16. Rank 19Hot
    3 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  17. Rank 20Hot
    11 weeks on the list
    Peak #10
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  18. Rank 21Hot
    7 weeks on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  19. Rank 22Down 6
    4 weeks on the list
    Peak #16
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  20. Rank 23Down 2
    8 weeks on the list
    Peak #21
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  21. Rank 24Down 2
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #4
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  22. Rank 25New
    1 week on the list
    Peak #2
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  23. Rank 26New
    1 week on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  24. Rank 27New
    1 week on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  25. Rank 28Hot
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #2
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  26. Rank 29New
    1 week on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  27. Rank 30New
    1 week on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  28. Rank 31New
    1 week on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  29. Rank 32Down 14
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #7
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  30. Rank 33Down 3
    10 weeks on the list
    Peak #18
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  31. Rank 34Down 15
    3 weeks on the list
    Peak #19
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  32. Rank 35Down 15
    4 weeks on the list
    Peak #20
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  33. Rank 36Down 5
    7 weeks on the list
    Peak #31
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  34. Rank 37Down 4
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #8
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  35. Rank 38Down 14
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #3
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  36. Rank 39Down 14
    9 weeks on the list
    Peak #17
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  37. Rank 40Steady
    4 weeks on the list
    Peak #36
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  38. Rank 41Down 13
    12 weeks on the list
    Peak #10
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  39. Rank 42Down 13
    7 weeks on the list
    Peak #22
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  40. Rank 43New
    1 week on the list
    Peak #18
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  41. Rank 44New
    1 week on the list
    Peak #28
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  42. Rank 45New
    1 week on the list
    Peak #22
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  43. Rank 46New
    1 week on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  44. Rank 47New
    1 week on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  45. Rank 48New
    1 week on the list
    At its peak
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  46. Rank 49Down 14
    3 weeks on the list
    Peak #34
    Dec 15 – Mar 2
  47. Rank 50Down 2
    2 weeks on the list
    Peak #48
    Dec 15 – Mar 2

What New Hampshire loves

Blue leads the way for New Hampshire shoppers, followed by black and navy blue, a palette that echoes lake water, evening mountains and deep winter skies. Vintage styles are the favorite, with modern and traditional designs close behind, and rectangle rugs are the shape of choice. Machine made rugs are the most popular weave, while hand braided and hand woven pieces bring the craft spirit that suits a New England home so well.

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