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Nine rugs designed by Courtney McLeod, woven in Afghanistan, and made for rooms that love color. Every color can be changed. Every size is made to order.
Each design is shown in Courtney's original colorway. Tap any rug for a closer look, then tell us the size and colors you want.
Afghanistan is known for some of the finest, most sought-after wool in the world, and for weavers who bring real confidence to bold, modern rugs. That is exactly what a collection this graphic needs: saturated color, crisp edges and a hand that holds up underfoot for decades.
Nothing is pulled from a warehouse. Your rug goes on the loom only after you approve its size and colors.
The designer
Courtney McLeod is the founder and principal of Right Meets Left Design, an interior design studio based in New York City. Her rooms are known for fearless color, layered pattern and a strong sense of joy.
Kaleidoscope puts that point of view on the floor.
David Ariel Rugs has spent decades sourcing one-of-a-kind antique and vintage rugs. This collection pairs that eye for craft with Courtney's graphic, playful designs, so every piece feels both collected and completely new.
Jenny Melendez is the principal of Jenny Carlys Designs, an interior and set design studio based in New York. We have enjoyed wonderful creative collaborations over the years and are delighted to highlight Jenny's incredible eye for dynamic design.
Jenny Melendez · Principal · Interior & set design · New YorkColors look different on a screen. Our pom box is a set of real wool yarn poms from the Kaleidoscope palette, mailed to you so you can hold them up to your fabrics, paint and light before you choose.
We don't carry stock sizes. Every Kaleidoscope rug is woven for one room, in the colors you choose.
Start from any of the nine patterns in the collection.
Give us your dimensions and any color changes. Want to see colors in person? Order a $25 pom box. We send a quote and a color proposal to approve.
Once you approve, your rug goes on the loom. Expect delivery about five months later.
