Lany Space x Qiao Yu Collection

The Lany Space x Qiao Yu Collection transforms a picnic table, oversized flowers, and woodland details into vivid floor art. High-saturation color and playful abstract forms bring warmth, balance, and a small moment of healing into everyday rooms.

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7' × 10' Colorful Summer Picnic Rug by Qiao Yu with striped panels, flowers, grapes, lemons, and a red lobster on a wood floor.

Colorful Summer Picnic Rug by Qiao Yu

$255.00 - $355.00
$204.00$284.00
7' × 10' Colorful Tropical Flower Rug by Qiao Yu with oversized pink, cream, and lavender flowers and green leaves in front of a fireplace.

Colorful Tropical Flower Rug by Qiao Yu

$255.00 - $355.00
$204.00$284.00

Q&A

How does Qiao Yu turn everyday moments into rug designs?

Qiao Yu begins with the small rituals people often overlook: a table set with flowers and fruit, a teapot waiting to be poured, or branches and pinecones gathered from nature. The Colorful Summer Picnic Rug turns a shared meal into a bright, welcoming scene, while the Colorful Tropical Flower Rug brings flowers and natural forms into a more grounded composition. Both reflect her belief that ordinary objects can carry warmth, poetry, and quiet healing.

Which Qiao Yu rug should you choose for your space?

Choose the Colorful Summer Picnic Rug when you want the room to feel social, sunlit, and full of celebration. Its fruit, florals, stripes, and checks make it a joyful anchor for a dining room, sunroom, or creative studio. The Colorful Tropical Flower Rug has a calmer botanical mood, making it a natural fit for a living room, bedroom, or reading area. Choose 5'×7' for a compact furniture arrangement or 7'×10' to ground a larger room.

Can Qiao Yu’s high-saturation rugs still make a room feel calm?

Yes! Qiao Yu uses strong color to create joy, but balances it with soft floral forms, natural references, and areas of visual order. Pair the rug with light oak, rattan, cream upholstery, or plain linen, then repeat just one shade—such as blush, olive, or coral—in a small accent. Giving the design enough space allows the color to feel uplifting and intentional rather than overwhelming.