P l u s h R u g s

It’s that time of year again, folks. Halloween! As a kid, Halloween is the best holiday second only to Christmas. But I mean come on, who doesn’t love pretending to be someone else for a day? it’s the one day a year where you can literally be anyone you want to be besides yourself. Kids run around the town on a rampage for free candy. Ringing every doorbell and yelling trick or treat just waiting for an adult to drop hand fulls of candy into a bag before they mutter thanks and take off in a dead sprint to the next house to repeat the process.

As a college kid, I love handing candy out to kids. Granted, I am still a huge kid, but I love carving pumpkins and decorating for the holidays and seeing all of the adorable little babies dressed as duckies and pumpkins and all those other costumes that just don’t look as cute on anyone over the age of 4 or 5.

My favorite part is definitely decorating the house though. Now I use some ghosts and witches here and there but for the most part I focus on pumpkins and the fall colors of orange, red, and yellow. These colors are the epitome of fall. All of the leafs change to these colors due to the lack of chlorophyll in their systems *Ya. I paid attention in Biology*.

Since I don’t paint my walls with every changing season or switch out my crazy heavy couch, I typically decorate by changing curtains and rugs. If you use neutral colors in your constant furniture, it is easier to switch out things like curtains and rugs to change the look of a room in a simple way.

The best part about decorating this way for Halloween is that the colors transfer over seamlessly to November and Thanksgiving. Get a simple, classic orange rug and you’ll be able to reuse it year after year!

Calvin Klein got his start in the fashion business in 1968 when he founded Calvin Klein Limited; a little coat shop in the York Hotel in New York City with only $10,000. Since then, Klein has won three Coty American fashion Critic’s awards for his work in wome’s fashions and his business has grown to generate over $60,000,000 a year.

He has 11 different brands including collections in clothing, cosmetics, perfume, jewelery and home decor. Klein has even employed several celebrity models such as singer/actor Mark “Marky Mark” Wahlberg, actors Kellan Lutz and Brooke Shields, and supermodel Kate Moss.

Klein is at it again with his recent line of Calvin Klein rugs. These rugs offer the same class and clean lines that so many Americans have come to love and expect from the designer. With prices starting as low as $69, Plush Rugs offers over 50 different styles in nine different collections with a variety of colors.

Klein’s Canyon collection features hand-made suede rugs full of contrast and texture that will suit every style.

The Coastal collection is a flat weave collection made from 100% wool. The colors and designs are sure to fit in well in any room.

If you’re looking for a collection of soft rugs, then the hand loomed silk rugs of the Lunar collection are the ones for you. in a variety of colors they easily fit into every decor.

Klein’s Metropolitan collection is full of hand crafted wool rugs featuring earthy colors and vivd patterns.

Rugs included in the natural collection are hand crafted of all natural wool fibers. Covered in natural colors, they are just the piece to tie together a room.

The Sahara collection is a hand tuffed wool collection with accents of faux silk. These classic colors will look good in any room for years to come.

Sequoia rugs are full of texture and personality. These classic colors are beautifully hand crafted with 100% New Zealand wool.

The Shetland collection is the epitome of classic beauty. These hand woven wool blend rugs come in four cool colors that easily transition to every season.

Calvin Klein closes out his styles with the Urban collection. These graphic hand woven wool rugs demonstrate deep colors and exquisite patterns that portray the sophistication that Klein is known for.

Calvin Klein is a household name in fashion. It all started with a coat shop in New York called Calvin Klein limited with a meager 10 grand. The store featured women’s and men’s coats and other winter accessories. That was in 1968 and just a year later Klein’s designs got them on the cover of Vogue magazine. Then in 1973 he received the first Coty American Fashion Critic’s Award for a large womenswear collection. Let’s just say his success climbed and climbed and in 1981 Fortune magazine figured Klein’s income at $8.5 million a year. 

Women hated furniture in the 80’s.

And in the material obsessed 80’s, when buyers were only willing to pay for hip labels, Calvin had the brilliant idea of putting his name on the butt of all the young Americans. That coupled with a massive ad campaign, featuring Marky Mark’s abs, the brand took off.

Hooray!

This was such an effective ad, in fact, that these boxers became knwon generally as Calvins, the way we call all adhesive bandages Bandaids, all tissues Kleenex, or sticky notes and Post-its. When you get a name to stick your product will sell.

Years passed and success abound, Klein’s annual income quickly surpassed $12 million a year.

Although success has waned over the years, Calvin Klein is still in business, producing fine products. And not just coats and underwear. Calvin Klein also has a line of-you guessed it- Calvin Klein rugs. 

This is the Calvin Klein Canyon LV01. The Canyon collection features rugged texture and natural colors. It would be great in a communal area.

An innovative collection of luxury hand-made rugs featuring a soft, dense and luminescent vicose pile, with deep canyons of suede leather. The Calvin Klein Canyons LV03 creates an interesting textural piece and could be easily worked into many design palates! 

The Horizons collection features a hand woven texture in dark, rich colors and simple design patterns. The Calvin Klein Horizons HOR03 is the perfect bold addition to your den or dining room. 

The Lunar collection carries the radiance of a full moon. With silken strands and durable material, it is a luxurious option for any space. The Calvin Klein Lunar LUN1 would bring some richness into your home!

Vivid color palates are densely powerloom woven of 100% New Zealand wool. Specific designs call on hand carving to further accentuate their designs. This hand finished product reflects the high standards of craftsmanship. The Calvin Klein Metropolitan MET04 is a chic, vintage option.

Created from all wool fibers in hues of soft beige through charcoal gray, the Naturals collection combine influences of abstract and all-over patterns. Handmade using the cut and loop pile technique creates a matte surface texture that is authentic to Calvin Klein collection. Bring the outdoors in the the Calvin Klein Naturals NT05.

Linear designs are accented with faux silk to create a subtle texture for your floor covering. Hand-tufted pile is complemented with tonal wool yarns for a soft touch, and timeless palate. Get the Calvin Klein Sahara SAH02 today!

This collection is defined by texture informing beauty. The yarns are expertly spun in varying thickness and linearly for a superior handmade construction. Born of the finest raw materials, this New Zealand wool rug’s subtle pleating color palate offers a luxurious rug. Find this luxury with the Calvin Klein Sequoia SEQ01.

These all natural area rugs are hand woven of a wool blend. A basket weave of interlocking braided cable cord yarns are tightly woven for texture. Hand surged border of rope-twisted yarns complete these highly versatile, simple, and sophisticated rugs. Get the look with the Calvin Klein Shetland SHE01.

This collection of rugs encompasses layered and graphic abstracts in shades of complementing tones. Woven from a fine wool blend these area rugs reinforce the sophistication and elegance you’ve come to expect. Make the Calvin Klein Urban URB05 part of your home today.