She designed the pieces for her own family home.
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ICYMI, Joon Loloi, Loloi’s new home furnishing branch, just dropped its first-ever collaboration. It’s with Seattle-based interior designer Heidi Caillier, and it brings all of her signature timeless style and love for patterns. While Joon Loloi is an expansion on the traditional Loloi offerings, this collection focuses on the brand’s bread and butter: bespoke rugs and throw pillows.
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Loloi, a frequent Joanna Gaines collaborator, created over 30 pieces with Caillier that give a layered look to every room. She took the collaboration a step further by placing the rugs and pillows in her own family home. She added antique touches to her living room with the Mayla rug and brightened up her sons’ bedroom with the Lilette rug. It shows off the versatility of the collection, including every fiber from hand-tufted wool to natural jute.
Associate Shopping Editor Janae McKenzie is a huge fan of Loloi’s CloudPile rugs in particular, finding their softness underfoot unmatched. If you’ve been waiting to try out a CloudPile for yourself, good news: Caillier’s line has three to choose from. Each rug and pillow has its own distinct pattern and style, so even though they're all a part of the same collaboration, they give your home a versatile look, and you can find the right aesthetic fit for each room. Ready for your individualized refresh? Scroll on to see our favorites from Caillier’s launch.
Caillier's love for Scandinavian design inspired this wool rug. The boxy yet floral pattern adds texture to a room without overcomplicating the design, and it's made of 100% wool hand-tufted in India.
Loloi's CloudPile is known for its super-plush, ultra-soft feeling underfoot without dulling the antique pattern on top. The Ginna has a medium pile resistant to shedding, so it's great for high-traffic areas.
For more of a neutral rug with a subtle pattern, look no further than the feather-soft Mayla. It's power-loomed for easy care and durability, and the lightly faded floral pattern grounds a room.
This lumbar pillow is as stylish as it is supportive. You can get the cover itself to go over the pillow of your choice or choose a poly or down insert for structure or softness.
The Liam pillow reminds us of our favorite pair of jeans—the denim design adds a lived-in feel. The layered geometric design goes with just about any sofa or armchair.
Whether the Clay or Wheat colorway better suits your home, the Kate is a great all-purpose throw pillow. The pillow is bordered with a double-flange edge, adding a small touch of pattern to the otherwise neutral design.
Ready to dive headfirst into the checkerboard trend? Start with this rug named for the iconic mountain in Caillier's home state of Washington. The earthy palette is fitting of its namesake.
Nostalgia is front and center in the Dana pillow's design. It looks like a hand-embroidered treasure from your grandmother's house, and the floral design is grounded by a fringe trim.
This handwoven jute rug's natural textures stand beautifully on their own, but it's also the perfect piece for layering. Add a smaller patterned rug on top for an extra unique look.
For a touch of the romantic, add the Aster rug that's framed with storybook-style roses. We can picture it in a kids' bedroom or a peaceful sitting room, and the super low pile is great for sitting under furniture.
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