S&H Rugs Launches Fall 2027 Collection at High Point Market in North Carolina

HIGH POINT, N.C., Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- S&H Rugs, a premier designer and wholesaler of hand-knotted rugs, proudly unveils its much-anticipated Fall 2027 Collection. This new line celebrates tactile artistry, fusing organic textures with a palette inspired by the earth's most radiant hues.

The Fall 2027 Line showcases an innovative blend of sustainable materials and traditional weaving techniques, resulting in rugs that are as visually stunning as they are sensorially rich. Each piece is thoughtfully designed to bring warmth, depth, and harmony to modern living spaces, reflecting S&H Rugs' commitment to both style and sustainability.

"We wanted to create a collection that connects people to nature through touch and color," said Ori Wilbush, senior partner at S&H Rugs. "The organic textures and vibrant earth-tones of our Fall 2027 line invite a sense of calm, comfort, and grounded luxury into the home."

Highlights from the rug collection include:

• Oushaks with exposed warps featuring an oxidized and distressed texture in hand-knotted wool
  
  
• Zero-pile antiqued Persian rug recreations.
  
  
• Modern hand-spun undyed natural wool designs

Discover the Collection at HPMKT Fall 2026

Industry professionals, buyers, and media are invited to experience the tactile journey firsthand at the High Point Market (HPMKT) Fall 2026. Meet the S&H Rugs team and explore the new collection in person at Booth M-1015, Suites at Market Square (SAMS), Second Floor.

S&H Rugs' Fall 2027 Collection is also available online, and all rugs displayed on the website are in-stock and can ship to you today.

Click here to schedule an appointment

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SOURCE S&H Rugs, Inc.