Our Story
Part & Parcel Goods was founded with a simple idea: great design is essential for the home.
Our rugs are thoughtfully designed in-house and handwoven by skilled artisans using the highest quality sustainable materials.
We create pieces that feel timeless but never precious—rugs meant to anchor a space, age beautifully, and bring warmth and character to everyday life.
Design, Considered
At Part & Parcel Goods, our approach to design balances beauty and function. We create design-forward rugs meant to be lived with, considering from the outset how and where each piece will be used. Pattern, palette, scale, and material are selected accordingly, and we specialize in customizing rugs to meet your specific needs.
We draw inspiration from sources ranging from Art Deco fashion to vintage American quilts, as well as the way rooms are truly lived in—layered, imperfect, and personal. Each rug is developed with intention, from proportion and pattern to color and texture, creating pieces that feel distinctive yet at home in both traditional and contemporary spaces.
Craft & Materials
We use organic jute and hemp, 100% New Zealand wool, and recycled PET, selecting each material for its durability, beauty, and suitability to the design. For our Performance Rugs, recycled plastic is spun into fine, wool-like yarns that are then dyed and woven much like our natural-fiber and wool rugs, creating a surprisingly soft hand with added durability for indoor and outdoor living.
Our colors are hand-mixed using non-toxic dyes and tested to meet strict standards for safety and quality. We are proud to partner exclusively with GoodWeave® certified makers, supporting ethical labor practices while preserving the heritage of true craftsmanship.
From Sketch to Loom
Every Part & Parcel rug is designed in-house, beginning with hand-sketched patterns and an exploration of proportion, motif, and scale.
Color is central to our work. Before launching our first collection, we spent over two years sampling hundreds of hues — refining undertones, testing combinations, and evaluating how each color performs in natural light and lived-in spaces.
Each final design is then translated by skilled artisan weavers, preserving the integrity of the original sketch while embracing the nuances of handwoven craft.