Rooted in the lush visual vocabulary of Midcentury Hawaiiana and the spirited Neo-Tropical Modern movement, this rug is a love letter to the eternal summer. It celebrates a lineage of botanical art where the hibiscus takes center stage, not merely as a flower, but as a symbol of fleeting beauty captured in permanent thread. Vivid coral and maroon petals unfurl with sun-lit intensity, while sage and tan fronds sway in a rhythmic, salt-kissed dance against a hallowed cream ground. The outer border speaks to traditional South Pacific textile motifs, grounding the wild flora with structured symmetry. To lay this rug is to invite a metamorphosis: the ceiling seems to lift, the air feels lighter, and the hum of the city fades into a hushed, tide-pool calm. It is a design for the soul who refuses the gray of the mundane, choosing instead to live in a perpetual state of arrival. Don’t just cover your floor—anchor your home in paradise.