Lany Space x Ariana Berman Collection

The Lany Space x Ariana Berman Collection brings hand-drawn linework, fluid shapes, and playful patterns to the floor. Inspired by Kentucky landscapes, western imagery, and sci-fi, these rugs feel bold, expressive, and a little unexpected.

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What makes Ariana Berman’s rug designs feel hand-drawn?

Ariana Berman’s rugs preserve the spontaneity of drawing rather than refining every line into perfect geometry. Loose squiggles, melting forms, ribbon-like curves, and irregular edges carry the movement of ink across paper, while references to Kentucky landscapes, western imagery, and sci-fi give the collection its unexpected character. Each rug feels less like a repeated pattern and more like an original drawing enlarged for the floor.

Which Ariana Berman rug should you choose for your space?

Choose the Squiggle Abstract Rug or Blue and Orange Abstract Wave Rug when you want an all-over pattern to anchor a living room or bedroom. The Melting Abstract Art Rug and Flowing Ribbon Abstract Rug create a cleaner, more sculptural focal point around simple furniture. For a smaller space, the Yellow Swirl Abstract Rug brings hand-drawn energy to an entryway, bedside, or studio corner, while the Irregular Blue Abstract Wave Rug is especially effective for softening a room dominated by straight lines and boxy furniture.

Can Ariana Berman’s bold abstract rugs work with neutral décor?

Yes—the contrast is often what makes them work. Let the rug act as the room’s main artwork by pairing it with cream upholstery, warm wood, plain bedding, or clean-lined furniture. Repeat just one color from the rug elsewhere in the room, such as orange in a cushion or deep green in a lamp, then leave enough visual space around the design for its expressive linework to feel intentional rather than busy.