Rhode Island · Est. 1977
Colonial Mills
Colonial Mills designs and manufactures braided rugs and baskets in Rhode Island and says it makes its products exclusively in the USA. The company has been family owned and operated since 1977.
Is Colonial Mills made in the USA?
Yes. Colonial Mills carries our All Products Made in USA tier: the brand makes its whole listed line in the United States. Colonial Mills's American-made products are manufactured here. Colonial Mills is based in Rhode Island and was founded in 1977.
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Colonial Mills Country Jewel Area Rug - Oval
An oval braided rug in space-dyed jewel tones with a variegated look. It is built for busy homes with kids and pets, uses a crush-resistant knitted filling, and can be flipped to use either side. Sizes run from 2 by 3 feet to 10 by 13 feet.
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Colonial Mills Boca Raton Baskets
A storage basket made from a flat braid of 100% polypropylene, sold in a wide range of solid colors. It comes in two sizes, 14 inches across by 10 inches tall or 18 inches across by 12 inches tall.
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Colonial Mills Bar Harbor Area Rug - Oval
An oval braided area rug made by hand in the USA from virgin wool, offered in updated colorways. The thick wool braid adds insulation and helps quiet hard floors such as wood or tile. Sizes run from 2 by 3 feet up to 10 by 13 feet.
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Colonial Mills Casual Comfort Area Rug - Rectangle
A rectangular rug that blends two fibers into a soft, flat braid. The braid is wrapped around a knitted filling that resists crushing, so the rug keeps its shape and has a cushioned feel. Sizes range from 2 by 3 feet to 10 by 13 feet.
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Colonial Mills Chunky Natural Wool Dipped Basket
A storage basket braided from undyed 100% wool in a thick double braid, with a two-tone color-blocked look. Three sizes are offered, from 14 by 10 inches up to 24 inches across by 14 inches tall.
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