Shima and Khder are two new rug designs from Revival Rugs created for use in both indoor and outdoor spaces. Designed for durability and easy maintenance, the additions bring brighter colors and bolder patterns to high-traffic areas throughout the home. Shima draws inspiration from traditional Japanese tatami floor mats and updates the look with thin striped bands across a chunky flatweave surface. Made from recycled polyester with PET sourced from plastic bottles, the rug is designed to resist moisture and mildew in outdoor environments.
Khder takes a different approach with asymmetrical color blocks influenced by Moroccan design. The hand-tufted rug is made from New Zealand wool and cotton and features a medium 0.39-inch pile height for added softness underfoot. Unlike many wool rugs, it is machine washable for easier care. Color options include Rose, which combines mauve and pink tones, and Moss, which pairs light and dark greens.
Washable Indoor Rugs
Shima and Khder Expand Revival Rugs' Indoor-Outdoor Collection
Trend Themes
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Indoor-outdoor Soft Furnishings — Hybrid rugs that move seamlessly between patios, entryways, kitchens, and living rooms point to new demand for decor that combines residential comfort with weather-ready performance.
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Washable Wool Decor — Machine-washable natural fiber rugs create space for premium home textiles that reduce care barriers while preserving softness, texture, and elevated design appeal.
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Recycled Performance Materials — PET fibers sourced from plastic bottles signal growing potential for durable, moisture-resistant furnishings that pair sustainability narratives with everyday practicality.
Industry Implications
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Home Furnishings — Furniture and decor brands are being reshaped by versatile products that serve high-traffic households with easier maintenance, stronger durability, and more expressive aesthetics.
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Outdoor Living — The expansion of stylish rugs into exterior spaces reflects a broader shift toward patios and balconies functioning as fully designed extensions of the home.
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Sustainable Textiles — Material innovation in recycled polyester, wool, and cotton blends highlights opportunities for textiles that balance environmental positioning with performance, washability, and design differentiation.