It’s not the end of 70s revival for the British rug specialists. Ruggable has released New Bohemian, their contemporary take on boho design.
2026 seems more like 1976, not only for its archival design from the period, but also a shift towards sentimentality and craft. This eclectic collection echoes the design scene’s cry: we want something real.
With inspiration from around the world, the 12 piece collection is available to shop online now.
About The Collection
Yasmin Rahbari, Marketing Director of Ruggable, says: “Inspired by the laid-back glamour of 70s boho chic, our New Bohemian collection reinterprets a free-spirited aesthetic for the modern home in 2026. Designed with Ruggable’s All-In-One washable system, it proves that great style and real-life practicality can (and should) coexist.”
Expect jewel tones, flea market style at an affordable price point and a range of design styles from the time—namely farmhouse, mid-century. Sporting Ruggable’s Tufted All-In-One system, the 12 designs are available in 48 colourways and the two runner designs offer 12 colourways.
Top Picks For A Tight Budget
The rich berry tones paired with muted green makes the Rumi Mauve & Olive Rug a crowd pleaser. It bridges the gap nicely between 70s maximalism and modern earthy design.
The Nora Rug in Slate Blue feels like a portal opening. The geometric pattern paired with flower power floral motifs is charming and fun.
This piece is perfect if you’re a renter that can’t put nails in the wall. The Althea Rug reads more as an art piece than a rug. Butterflies made their way back into the mainstream through y2k design but this is a reminder of where it really started. All-in-all a fun, vibrant piece (just make sure you don’t obstruct this with an opaque coffee table.
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