Small white cross shapes scatter like stitches across a muted olive green field, framing folk-style floral medallions woven in mustard yellow and slate blue that sit within soft grey bands running the length of the rug. A few smaller medallions pick up a touch of red, adding just enough contrast to keep the eye moving without overwhelming the quiet base colour. Grey braided fringe finishes both ends of this tall, runner-shaped piece. This is a farmhouse boho rug built around a soft, collected palette rather than bold contrast or bright colour blocking.
A Closer Look at This Farmhouse Boho Rug
This is a handwoven flatweave rug, with the pattern built directly into the weave using a traditional loom rather than printed on afterwards. The floral medallions are constructed from a mustard cross shape layered with small blue and white accents, a motif closely related to folk weaving traditions found across several regions, adapted here into the same wool-jute rug construction used throughout this collection. The scattered white crosses in between act almost like punctuation, breaking up the olive green field without introducing a second competing pattern.
The grey bands that hold the medallions are woven as distinct sections rather than blended gradually into the olive ground, giving the whole piece a clear, structured rhythm from top to bottom. That structure, paired with the soft, slightly faded colour choices, is what gives this piece its farmhouse-leaning character even though the underlying construction is the same handwoven wool jute rug technique used across bolder, more graphic designs in the collection.
Where This Piece Feels Right at Home
This rug suits a room that already leans toward soft neutrals, natural wood, and a slightly worn-in, collected look rather than sharp contrast or saturated colour. It works well in a farmhouse-style kitchen, a reading nook, or beside a bed where a quieter pattern is preferred over a bold graphic statement. The olive and grey combination also pairs easily with sage, cream, and warm wood tones already common in that kind of space.
Because the medallions and cross accents are spaced generously across the field, this piece also works well as a boho area rug layered over a plain jute base in a living room, adding texture and a bit of folk character without competing with existing patterns. Its runner proportions make it equally suited to a hallway or the floor along a longer wall.
Small Details That Add Up
A few details worth knowing before you order:
- A muted olive and grey palette with mustard and slate blue medallion accents, softer than the bolder pieces in this collection
- Scattered white cross motifs that break up the field without introducing a busy secondary pattern
- Grey braided fringe finished by hand at both ends
- A reversible kilim rug construction, meaning the rug can be turned over to show a second, gently muted version of the same design, giving you a slightly different look on hand and extending how long the piece holds up
- A tightly woven flatweave build that lies flat without a rug pad in most rooms
The folk style medallion motif on this rug is built up one small colour block at a time on the loom, a slow, careful process typical of the weaving workshops across Rajasthan that specialise in this kind of detailed, small-scale patterning.
Available Sizes
This vintage rug style design is available in the following sizes:
2×6 ft, 2×8 ft, 2×10 ft, 2×12 ft, 2×14 ft, 2×16 ft, 2×18 ft, 2×20 ft, 3×5 ft, 4×6 ft, 5×8 ft, 6×9 ft, 8×10 ft, and 9×12 ft.
The narrower runner lengths suit hallways, entryways, and the space beside a bed particularly well, letting the repeating medallions read clearly along the length. The larger 8×10 ft and 9×12 ft sizes work as a soft, textured floor piece in a living or dining room. Order custom sizes.
Care Instructions
Caring for this piece is simple and low effort. Vacuum on a low suction setting or shake it out regularly to keep dust from settling into the weave. Blot spills quickly with a dry cloth and mild soap rather than soaking the area, since the wool and jute blend takes time to dry fully. Rotating the rug occasionally and using the reverse side now and then keeps the pattern wearing evenly over time.
About Meera Exports
Meera Exports partners with weaving artisans across Rajasthan who bring folk-inspired motifs like this floral medallion pattern into a farmhouse-leaning colour story alongside the brighter, bolder designs elsewhere in the collection. Every piece is made to order, so the size and finish you receive are woven specifically for your home.
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