Nicky and Kathy Hilton's New Ruggable Collab is Perfect for Minimalists and Regency-Core Lovers Alike

As far as color combinations go, few are as luxurious and timeless as blue and white. A lighter sky blue + white is reminiscent of the Mediterranean coast, but this darker navy and cream feels like American elegance. Busy enough that it adds a bit of dimension, but neutral enough that it blends in, the Flora Ink Blue & Ivory would prove a fabulous alternative to a black and white rug in your living room.

If full pattern feels like it might be too much, a tonal pattern could be the choice for you. At first glance, the Montecito might look simple, or maybe even boring. But a closer look at this navy blue rug reveals an intricate woven geometric pattern with lots of contrast and dimension. More exciting, elevated, and most importantly, timeless.

Neutral and versatile but certainly not boring, the Encatada showcases two shades of brown inside a simple symmetrical design. Its rich hue would undoubtedly enhance your living room, playing contrast to the lighter-toned furniture under which it sits. To that end, we'd love to see this styled with natural wood pieces, or perhaps something even brighter and more colorful.

The Diana Trellis in Rose Gold would look darling in a young girl's bedroom or perhaps a sunroom inspired by the ongoing regency-core trend (a.k.a. Bridgerton decor). Prim and proper, but simple and elegant. The extremely subtle tonal variations within the trellis design add a somewhat three-dimensional effect that deepens its luxurious feel. This is a cool one.

If one rug in this collection screams 'the Hiltons', it's the Chrysler. The white border is reminiscent of a 5-star hotel lobby (in a good way), and the light blue color is posh and regal. Just looking at this rug channels visions of high tea overlooking the garden, elite social events with plated dinners, and clinking wine glasses shimmering in the sun.

Similarly, the design of the Bryant looks almost like an homage to the wainscoting molding we've come to expect in older, more luxurious buildings and homes. It's a bit busier than others on this list, although still quite simple, though its sage green color is undoubtedly relaxing and softening.

It's quite fitting that this rug is named after a cup of joe — from above, its linear white-and-brown design looks like coffee mixing with milk. It's somewhat '80s-inspired, or so it seems, and the pattern is interesting enough without being overbearing.

We had yet to highlight a true neutral in this edit, so now is the Bel Air's time to shine. It's tonal ivory design and coloring would match and complement nearly every design scheme (not hyperbole; this baby could fit anywhere), meaning you could keep it forever. And no need to sweat the lighter coloring. It might not disguise dirt as well as others on this list, but Ruggable's products are washable, so you can keep it looking brand new for years to come.

The Bel Air stuns yet again in this richer colorway: dark chocolate. Accented with subtle lighter brown stripes, this variation would prove a great option for high-traffic areas or homes with stain-prone kids and pets. We'd love to see this rug used to provide contrast against lighter, brighter furniture.