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District Loom We offer a highly-curated collection of antique and vintage rugs with a focus on timeless design, sustainability, authenticated quality, and rich histories.

Attention market-goers—consider this your formal invitation to the 313 Spaces building where you can find District Loom®...
10/14/2026

Attention market-goers—consider this your formal invitation to the 313 Spaces building where you can find District Loom® on display at the Unique Kitchens & Baths Custom Cabinetry showroom!

Come say hi & explore a curated collection of vintage runners and medium scatter rugs hand picked in collaboration with Unique Kitchens & Baths Custom Cabinetry 🤎

District Loom Founder Heather Cade will be a panelist on RUE ‘Evolution of Luxury & Craftsmanship’ discussion Saturday 10/17 at 1pm ET & lunch to follow — link in bio to RSVP

This was a fun one! For the Boot Barn Headquarters, we worked with The Heartland Interior Design -Tara Miller to find a ...
10/13/2026

This was a fun one!

For the Boot Barn Headquarters, we worked with The Heartland Interior Design -Tara Miller to find a variety of rugs that could bring glam Montana cabin to corprotate office all while staying on Boot Barn brand. ♥️👢— Swipe for more!

Design: The Heartland Interior Design -Tara Miller
Client: Boot Barn
Builder: HBC
Architect:

On the first and second floor elevator entrances we positioned two complimenting Boot Barn Red vintage rugs for that glamorous red carpet arrival feeling.

Three consecutive antique area rugs ground the collaborative work space for a cozy and creative gathering space for teams.

Second floor elevator exit is welcomed with another red carpet welcome and Kyle Bunting custom wall art.

First floor cafeteria but make it luxe dining hall with Boot Barn vintage rugs underfoot to lend a Montana glam cabin feel.

Conference rooms made better one antique rug at a time

It was a pleasure to be trusted to curate the perfect vintage and antique rugs for Boot Barn HQ. ♥️

One of the most common misconceptions we repeatedly hear in the design world is that new or “washable rugs” are the BETT...
10/11/2026

One of the most common misconceptions we repeatedly hear in the design world is that new or “washable rugs” are the BETTER choice for kids, pets, and everyday spills.

But there’s a reason wool has been used in rugs for centuries: it’s naturally resilient, and surprisingly easy to clean.

It starts with the sheep. Wool is built by nature to withstand the elements, and those same qualities are part of what make a well-made wool rug so durable. By the time a vintage rug reaches you, it has already spent decades proving it can hold up to real life.

From the sheep that grew the wool to the hands that made the rug, durability has always been part of the story.

Our take on washable rugs in today’s Journal Entry is now live. Comment “Journal” to read our honest opinion.

The countdown to High Point Market is on!As we prepare to bring our rugs cross country to show at Unique Kitchens & Bath...
10/08/2026

The countdown to High Point Market is on!

As we prepare to bring our rugs cross country to show at Unique Kitchens & Baths Custom Cabinetry in 313 SPACE we’re taking a look in the DL archive at some of our favorite projects to date. Starting with Lauren Sullivan’s home that was featured in Vogue Living. Swipe for more!

Design: Lauren Sullivan
Architect: Brooks & Falotico
Photography: Caroline Sharpnack
Styling: Frances Bailey
Rugs: District Loom®

We sourced the majority of vintage rugs for Lauren’s Modern European home, including this custom sourced and altered vintage scatter rug- a soft layer against the polished primary bath.

An earth tones vintage Persian Mahal runner playing with the marble, warm oak while tying in the black stove and lamp shades in the kitchen.

Six vintage rugs, one stair runner. Pieced together through color, scale, and motif for a seriously good architectural moment.

A softly faded vintage Persian area rug adds just the right amount of depth beneath tailored upholstery - letting the art and lighting steal the show.

A custom sourced neutral vintage Persian Malayer sets a quiet foundational tone in this moody study.

In the bedroom, a dimensional sunset palette Persian Sarouk vintage rug brings a pop of pink and pattern play to the layered palette.

Want the full story?

See how this stair runner came together — and explore more of this project — on the DL journal at districtloom.com in the link in bio

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