Marimekko’s iconic prints just got the Ruggable treatment — and they’re machine washable too

Inspired by garden poppies, Marimekko's Unikko print is a true design icon. For those who want to add a unique touch to their home without going for bright colours, this design is a beautiful compromise. We think this works particularly well as a runner rug – perhaps in the hallway or kitchen – as the gradient stripe will disguise and distract from any dirt.

A larger, bolder take on the matching doormat, this rug has a vibrant, beachy feel that instantly lifts a room. The two-tone pattern works particularly well for zoning open-plan spaces or smaller living rooms and bedrooms. Style it with tropical or sculptural houseplants — think monstera or snake plants — to echo the bold shapes and complete the look.

If your home leans towards a more neutral palette, this contemporary rug is an easy way to introduce pattern without overwhelming the space. The playful design still feels understated thanks to its soft tones, making it ideal for pared-back interiors. Style it with white and beige furniture to let the pattern stand out, then add darker brown vases and decorative accents for warmth and contrast.

Chequered rugs are often confined to classic black-and-white colourways, but this pink and orange design proves bright shades can feel just as timeless. Inspired by traditional ikat dyeing techniques, the pattern has a softly feathered effect that adds warmth and movement to the space. Keep surrounding furniture and decor pared-back to let the rug take centre stage.