Graphic Rugs in Shades of Yellow, Blue and Red

Edelman Leather’s Squares in Blonde is crafted from Cavallini leather (European hair on cowhide). New Milford, 860-350-9600, D&D, 212-751-3339, edelmanleather.com.

Fort Street Studio creative director Janis Provisor was inspired by the music of Paul Simon while she painted the dynamic arcs of Slide, re-created in a hand-knotted wool carpet. NYC, 212-925-5383, fortstreetstudio.com.

Part of Tai Ping’s Han Feng collection, Yan II (meaning wave) is crafted from spun silk and semi-worsted wool designed to emulate an original Han Feng scarf. NYC, 212-979-2233, taipingcarpets.com.

Subtle color variations create movement in Stark’s # NOT_113161A. Norwalk, 203-899-1771, D&D, 212-752-9000, starkcarpet.com.

Aimée Wilder’s Birds Limoncello is hand-woven from 100-percent wool and available in an array of standard or custom sizes.aimeewilder.com.

Patterson, Flynn & Martin’s Igara sports an ice-cream-colored design made from 100-percent silk. D&D, 212-688-7700, pattersonflynnmartin.com

Nanimarquina’s Rabari 1 is made from 100-percent New Zealand wool and handmade in India using knotted and woven Sumak techniques. NYC, 646-701-7058, nanimarquina.com.

Lucy Pink is a graphic statement-maker crafted from recycled materials into a durable indoor/outdoor rug, designed by Bunny Williams for Dash and Albert

The Lady Jane was inspired by Golden Era Oriental carpets, re-envisioned as a flat weave by Madeline Weinrib. Hand loomed in India. Through ABC Carpet & Home, NYC, 212-473-3000, abchome.com, madelineweinrib.com.

An Asia-influenced pattern and juicy citrus colors combine to make Pema Shing (silk and wool) by Ralo Carpets. NYC, 212-966-7661, tibetcarpet.com.

Warp & Weft’s Dahlia in Cerise is in full flower, crafted from wool and cotton to custom sizes. From the textured Americana collection. D&D, 212-546-0944, warpandweft.com.

The flag emblem hook rug by Sis Boom perfectly captures the brand’s affinity for punchy color and bold pattern. Wilton, 203-761-0442, sisboom.com.

The Roulette rug’s gradient hues are hand-tufted in worsted wool cut and loop piles. Custom made to order by Martin Patrick Evan. martinpatrickevan.com.

A tonal interplay of interlocking shaded rectangular and square blocks, Calvin Klein’s Grid in Paprika is handloomed from 100-percent wool. NYC, 212-292-9000, calvinklein.com.

All of Elizabeth Eakins’ rugs are hand-woven and dyed in her Norwalk studio. Mitchell Checks (crafted from New Zealand Fleece), Rustral in dark Persimmon, Le Pontet in tan, and Aramon in Persimmon (all made from hand-woven wool and linen). Norwalk, 203-831-9347, elizabetheakins.com.

This tufted/hooked stunner from Safavieh’s Wyndham collection (#WYD618A) wears a romantic rose. Stamford, 203-327-4800, safaviehhome.com.

A beautiful piece from Orley Shabahang’s Galaxy series, #F687-4831 illustrates the vastness of the cosmos against a night sky. NYC, 212-421-5800, orleyshabahang.com.

The Tulu Tracery rug by Ethan Allen is thick, super-plush, luxurious and stylish, hand knotted from 100-percent Indian wool. Danbury, 293-743-8500, Stamford, 203-352-2888, ethanallen.com.

Crafted from hand-knotted wool and silk in collaboration with Rodarte, The Rug Company’s Cobalt is inspired by 1970s California interiors. NYC, 212-644-9200, therugcompany.com

Crafted from 100 knots of silk and pure white wool, Tamarian Carpets’s Chadwick Batik sports a fetching ombré effect. Through Lillian August, Norwalk, 203-847-3314, lillianaugust.com, tamarian.com.

This vintage Swedish flat-weave rug by Ingrid Desau has angular appeal for any interior. Doris Leslie Blau, IDB, 212-586-5511, dorisleslieblau.com

Designed by Brit Kleinman and hand-painted in Brooklyn on U.S. cowhide, Studio Four NYC’s Blue Geometric evokes a tribal aesthetic. Studio Four NYC

The Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Symmetry rug has a flatweave ground with unexpected multicolored high pile viscose color blocks. Greenwich, 203-661-4480, mgbwhome.com.