The Ombré rug is a new collection that launched in 2025. Designed by Melina Finkelstein, the gradient concept offers endless possibilities for collectors to imagine their own version by selecting specific colors and sizes.

The Ombré collection is incredibly versatile. The simple design focuses on color and texture while highlighting the special characteristics of the wet felt technique.

The Youme rug is a collaboration with Allison Damonte Design. Launched in 2017, the concept for this special design is the fusion of two geometric forms to create an irregular but functional shape. This rug was made in 2025 in Nepal.

This Youme rug, a collaboration with Allison Damonte Design was made in 2017 in Iran before the production moved to Nepal.

The Block runner, by Melina Finkelstein, was launched in 2005. The simple and modern color block pattern is perfect for any interior. This version is completely reversible and features a new technique for wet seaming the colors together where the color blocks change. This new technique adds another life to a high traffic runner!

The Geo rug, designed by Melina Finkelstein in 2017 is an invitation to take a nap on a soft bed of felt and float above The Cosmos.

The Chain rug, designed by Melina Finkelstein in 2006, is modern, minimal, and cozy. Round rugs are a great solution for tight spaces and open floor plans and help to define areas for specific uses.

Melina’s son Rahim playing with legos on a Chain rug in 2009.

Melina in 7x7 ma azine 2008

Flicker, designed by Melina Finkelstein, was launched in 2004 and has remained Peace Industry’s signature collection. The overlapping circles reveal the unusual and ancient felt technique that involves layers of wool that are pressed by hand and foot. Countless color variations have been produced. The ideal size for a Flicker rug is 6’ x 8’ and up. This is a great option for large rugs.

Flicker, designed by Melina Finkelstein, was launched in 2004 and has remained a Peace Industry® signature collection. This is a great option for large rugs.

The Fuller rug, designed by Melina Finkelstein, was launched in 2004 at Domotex. Named after Buckminster Fuller, it is one of the most popular Peace Industry® designs. The design evokes a reflection of light through a window and it looks best against a darker field. We recommend sticking to a neutral palette when ordering a custom Fuller.

The Willow rug, designed by Melina Finkelstein, launched in 2006. It features a playful pattern of floral forms in vertical columns. It is a great choice for collectors who want a decorative pattern in muted tones with bright accents. The Willow design looks amazing in any size from 2’ x 2’ to 8’ x 10’. This version is shown with a layered background- gray over nutmeg, which adds visual texture and earthy grounding.

The Willow rug, designed by Melina Finkelstein, launched in 2006. It features a playful pattern of floral forms in vertical columns. It is a great choice for collectors who want a decorative pattern in muted tones with bright accents. The Willow design looks amazing in any size from 2’ x 2’ to 8’ x 10’. This version is shown against the fog background. Fog is our lightest gray.

The Matrix, by Melina Finkelstein, launched in 2011. It was inspired by a silver pitcher that was in my home when I lived in Turkey. The field of ‘Y’s is a universal pattern that is found in many cultures! My version is intentionally asymmetrical which is part of my overall rug design ethos.

The Spill rug, designed by Melina Finkelstein, launched in 2003 with the very first collections. The rows of rounded commas or leaf shapes began as a doodle on a scrap of paper when Peace Industry® was located in Inverness Park, Ca. This design looks great in a neutral or vibrant palette.

The Box rug, by Melina Finkelstein, launched in 2005. I still remember designing the very first version on an olive background. This pretty version in an array of warm tones is a classic Peace Industry® staple.

The Lace rug, by Melina Finkelstein, was launched in 2009. Inspired by the eyelets of a tennis shoe, it is modern and graphic and looks great with bright colors.