With lively yet refined rows of interlocking concentric circles, Overshot is a contemporary interpretation of traditional textiles. It is named for a weave structure with a long history and a distinctive construction: as the weft yarn jumps or "shoots" over the foundational plain weave of the warp yarns, a decorative pattern layer is created.

This design takes inspiration from vintage American coverlets. Used as the topmost covering on a bed and distinct from quilts, these woven textiles were especially popular during the early to mid- nineteenth century. The earliest examples were made with an overshot weave, and this craft continues today.

A fresh perspective on stripes, Crane reveals the power of weaving to bring new dimension to graphic forms. Vertical and horizontal lines interact with the weave structure to create remarkable depth, with the angularity creating the impression of added texture.

A fresh perspective on stripes, Crane reveals the power of weaving to bring new dimension to graphic forms. Vertical and horizontal lines interact with the weave structure to create remarkable depth, with the angularity creating the impression of added texture.

Exploring the interplay of pattern and color, Canopy is a bold in scale and versatile in use. The Chilewich design team developed this double weave to make each placemat a canvas, activating the richly textured surface with petal-like forms and multi-tonal hues that appear to radiate from whatever is placed at the center.

Inspired by the sharp contrast and mesmerizing motion of a cascading row of dominoes, the variegated stripes of this easy-care floor mat are at once dynamic and serene. Lines of varying widths create an ombré effect that is heightened when viewed at a distance.

Dynamic lines meet a refined approach to color in Pleat Stripe. Thoughtfully selected hues—more subtle than those of most Shag mats—are sequenced in a play of high contrast and tonal harmony, creating a pattern that evokes the precision and dimension of finely pleated fabric. Offered in three sizes: doormat, utility mat, big mat, and runner. Good in all weather. Quick to dry.

A woven ode to color and texture, Foxtail brings the quiet dynamism of diagonal lines to the table. A closer look reveals yarns that incorporate multiple tones within each strand, creating a placemat that is both harmonious and intriguing, ideal for daily use.

A carefully calculated balance of both light and bright colors tufted onto a vinyl backing, Heathered Shag mats fit seamlessly into a variety of styles. Shag mats are ideal for bathrooms, outdoor terraces, pool areas, and entryways. Offered in five sizes: doormat, utility mat, big mat, runner, and welcome mat. Good in all weather. Quick to dry.

Part of Martha Stewart + Chilewich, a new collection of inviting and endlessly versatile pieces inspired by the palettes and patterns found in Martha’s own homes.

Dynamic lines meet a refined approach to color in Pleat Stripe. Thoughtfully selected hues—more subtle than those of most Shag mats—are sequenced in a play of high contrast and tonal harmony, creating a pattern that evokes the precision and dimension of finely pleated fabric. Offered in three sizes: doormat, utility mat, big mat, and runner. Good in all weather. Quick to dry.

Dynamic lines meet a refined approach to color in Pleat Stripe. Thoughtfully selected hues—more subtle than those of most Shag mats—are sequenced in a play of high contrast and tonal harmony, creating a pattern that evokes the precision and dimension of finely pleated fabric. Offered in three sizes: doormat, utility mat, big mat, and runner. Good in all weather. Quick to dry.

Special edition developed in collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Inspired by William Morris’s (British, 1834–1896) Violet and Columbine, a textile design registered in 1883, this table runner was developed through contemporary weaving techniques with a nod to traditional craftsmanship. Sketching and digital rendering in the Chilewich design studio helped translate the inspiration into a modern woven structure, bringing new functionality to its organic forms, rich colors, and complex pattern repeats.