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Pink Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Gold Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Pink and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Charcoal Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Moroccan Ivory Hand Woven Haka Deluxe Shag Rug
Light Aqua Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Aquamarine and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Square Rug
Charcoal Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Aquamarine and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Navy Blue Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Navy Blue and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Pink Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Gold Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Black and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Navy Blue Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Navy Blue and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Yellow and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Gray and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Charcoal Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Aquamarine and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Salt and Pepper Hand Woven Haka Deluxe Shag Rug
Moroccan Ivory Hand Woven Haka Deluxe Shag Rug
Navy Blue and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Pink and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Charcoal Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Baby Pink Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Taupe Hand Woven Haka Deluxe Shag Rug
Black and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Square Rug
Navy Blue and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Square Rug
Ivory Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Yellow and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Ivory Hand Woven Felt Ball Wool Hearth Rug
Aquamarine Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Yellow and White Hand Woven Arizona Wool Runner Rug
Aquamarine Hand Woven Arizona Wool Rug
Shag Rugs
If comfort is your goal, you can't go wrong with a plush shag area rug. These staples of the 70s have made a major comeback. The deep, fluffy pile of shag rugs is perfect for sinking your toes into and bringing a little extra texture to your décor.
There is a lot more variety in the world of shag rugs than many people realize. The shag rugs at Rugs.com run the gamut of sizes, styles, and colors. Some of the oldest styles of shag rug come from Morocco as traditionally hand-knotted Beni Ourain rugs. In the 70s, these styles started to appear in American homes as people became more interested in international design and comfortable, casual furnishings. To find that classic vibe, look for a "shaggy" or "sheepdog" rug with a fluffy, dense pile. For a more modern look, choose a "noodle" rug with thicker, more defined fibers. While a lot of shag rugs are solid colored, you can add a bit of fun by opting for a patterned shag rug. On the other hand, if you want a cleaner, chic look, you can't go wrong with a solid white shag rug or another solid colored rug.
Rugs.com has thousands of shag area rugs in our inventory. Traditional or contemporary, there is a shag rug for your home. Browse our collection to find the perfect one to fit your style!
