Coastal

At KnotNCo, we’re known for our collection of high-quality, imported Persian and Afghan rugs, but we also offer a selection of coastal rugs.

These rugs are perfect for more neutral, pared-back homes, and while we love the opulence and tradition of a classic Persian, there’s something to be said for the warmth and depth of a coastal rug.

Here, we’re proud to present our collection of coastal modern rugs, including fine wool pieces that can be enjoyed for generations.

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Gia Ivory Textured Handknotted Wool Rug

from $299.00

Zilpah Black and Ivory Handknotted Flatwoven Wool Rug

from $149.00

What is a coastal rug?

There is no one definition of a coastal rug, but you know it when you see it. Usually, a coastal living room rug is defined by pale colours, simple designs, and warm, natural textures like jute and wool.

This design can make coastal home rugs a good option for both maximalist homes that need a more simplistic focal point and minimalist homes that require a neutral addition to match the rest of the décor.

How much do coastal style rugs cost?

Prices for our coastal living area rugs vary based on sizes and make, but at KnotNCo, coastal inspired rugs start at just $149.

The cost is determined by a number of factors, including :

Size and coverage : Large coastal rugs use more material and labour, so naturally they cost more than small runners or accent mats.
Material : Natural fibres like wool, jute, cotton, or blends tend to increase cost, because they’re more durable and often more labour-intensive to produce than synthetic materials.
Construction method and quality : Handmade coastal décor rugs, higher knot or weave-density, tighter finishes or flat-weave/jute construction add to the price.
Design, texture and durability features : Coastal area rugs often use textured weaves, subtle colour palettes, and materials that suit a beachy home aesthetic, all of which can add to cost. Premium finishing, stain-resistance, outdoor suitability or flat-weave durability also factor in.

What are our coastal floor rugs made of?

Our coastal living room rugs are made from wool— a natural fibre from sheep, valued for being soft, springy and resilient.

With a wool rug underfoot, you get warmth and comfort, as the natural insulating properties keep your home cosy in cooler weather— whether you actually live by the coast or not.

Wool fibres are strong and have natural elasticity, so a quality wool rug will resist wear and retain its shape and texture even in high‑traffic spaces.

Wool also performs well on the practical side: the natural oils (called lanolin) help repel stains and moisture, making this material more resistant than many synthetic alternatives when it comes to spills or everyday dirt.

Because of this durability, our wool rugs represent a long‑lasting, sustainable investment— well suited to living rooms, bedrooms or any space where comfort and longevity matter.

Why choose a coastal rug for your space?

Coastal bedroom rugs and coastal rugs for living rooms aren’t just floor coverings— they’re a design anchor that brings atmosphere.

Many of our customers prefer coastal rugs for their :

Natural warmth and texture. Rugs made of jute or wool add a grounded, organic feel to a room. They can soften sharp lines and glossy finishes, creating a space that feels more calming.
Versatility across décor styles. Because coastal rugs feature neutral tones and simple, understated designs, they slot effortlessly into a wide range of interiors— from minimalist and modern to rustic, Scandinavian or coastal‑cottage style.
Durability and longevity. High‑quality natural‑fibre rugs last. Wool and jute resist wear well, meaning you’re investing in something that will stay beautiful for years, rather than a throw‑away item.
Comfort and practicality. Wool keeps feet warm, can dampen sound, and tends to wear in— not out. Jute adds rugged charm and earthy texture. Together, they give both comfort and character, ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and spaces where you walk barefoot or lounge frequently.
Sustainability and eco‑consciousness. Natural‑fibre rugs like jute and wool are eco‑friendlier than synthetic alternatives— they’re biodegradable, often harvested or processed with fewer harsh chemicals, and generally have a lower environmental footprint.

Coastal

Gia Ivory Textured Handknotted Wool Rug

Zilpah Black and Ivory Handknotted Flatwoven Wool Rug

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