Magnolia Home
157 products
157 products
Magnolia Home rugs are produced by Loloi under Joanna Gaines’ creative direction and are GoodWeave certified — independently verified to be made without child labor. The designs reflect Gaines’ genuine aesthetic priorities: texture over pattern, warmth over drama, and durability appropriate for the kind of family rooms she actually designs.
This is a meaningful distinction from celebrity-licensed products where the name is attached after the fact. Joanna Gaines’ farmhouse sensibility shows clearly in every collection — the texture-focused, muted-palette approach is consistent across the line.
At their price point ($150–$900 depending on size), Magnolia Home rugs are well-constructed hand-woven rugs with a farmhouse design sensibility, made under ethical production standards. They are not investment pieces. What they offer is design integrity — the aesthetics match the marketing, the construction is honest, and the colorways are well-calibrated for the American farmhouse and transitional market.
Not machine washable. Same care as other Loloi collections. Not the right choice if spill-resistance or washability is the priority.
Produced by Loloi in India, under GoodWeave certification. Hand-woven on traditional looms with real wool, cotton, or viscose pile depending on the collection.
No. They are hand-woven rugs and are not machine washable. Care is spot cleaning and periodic professional rug cleaning. If you need a machine-washable farmhouse-style rug, look at Nourison’s washable collections.
Not sure which Magnolia Home collection fits your room? Email us a photo and we’ll match you to the right one. Free shipping. 30-day returns.
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Everything you need to know to choose.
Most people think a rug pad is just to keep their rug from slipping. It does that, but it also quietly protects your floors, extends the life of your rug, and makes every step feel noticeably better underfoot. Think of it as the part of the rug you never see but always feel.
Without a pad, a rug's backing can act like sandpaper on hardwood, tile, and vinyl — especially with foot traffic. A pad creates a soft barrier.
Both surfaces grip — top holds the rug, bottom grips your floor. No bunching, no shifting, no tripping hazard. Essential for high-traffic areas.
Cushioning absorbs impact so the rug fibers don't crush prematurely. A pad can add years to your investment.
A pad holds your rug flat and in place, making vacuuming more effective and preventing the rug from creeping during cleaning.
Even a thin pad adds noticeable cushion. A deluxe pad takes it further — like the difference between bare hardwood and a well-padded surface.
Pads dampen impact sound and reduce noise between floors — especially valuable in multi-story homes or apartments.
| Thin Lock Pad | Deluxe ¼″ Pad | |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | Ultra-thin (~1/16″) | ¼ inch |
| Pile Height | 0.11 | 0.25 |
| Grip (anti-slip) | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Floor Protection | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Underfoot Cushion | Minimal | ✓ Substantial |
| Noise Reduction | Light | ✓ Noticeable |
| Door Clearance Friendly | ✓ Yes (ultra-flat) | Check clearance |
| Trimmable to Size | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Best Room | Entry, Dining, Kitchen | Living Room, Bedroom |
| Best Rug Type | Low-pile, flat-weave | Any pile height |