Support our
Public Lands
All of our rugs & art are proudly designed from our own landscape photos. A portion of every item sold is donated directly to the National Park Service or to the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) to help preserve and protect the natural wonders that inspire our work.
About ParkHue Studio
We bring the vivid hues and grounding calm of the natural world to every project we touch. ParkHue Studios is a creative studio focused on design, storytelling, and experiences influenced by the beauty and vibrancy of outdoor spaces.
Rugs are just the first medium we plan to release inspired from our own landscape photography.
FAQ
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At ParkHue Studios, each rug is proudly tufted in collaboration with our partner in Philadelphia, using premium wool yarn that’s 100% New Zealand wool and small-batch dyed right here in the U.S. Every design is inspired by an actual photo we captured while hiking through National Parks, Monuments, or Forests—bringing the beauty of the outdoors into your home.
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We donate 15% of each art sale directly to the National Park represented in the piece. Our goal is to expand this initiative soon to include donations supporting National Monuments and Forests as well.
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Each piece is tufted with 100% New Zealand wool yarn, small-batch dyed in the U.S. While they can be used as rugs on the ground, we believe they’re best displayed as wall art. To care for your piece, simply vacuum gently as needed to remove any dust.
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We recommend adding the Rug Art Wall Hanger 2-Pack to your cart for easy installation. To mount, simply install the included drywall anchors or screw the base of the wooden hanger clamp directly into the wall. Then, hand-tighten the outer part of the clamp to securely hold the rug about 2–4 inches from each corner.
If you’re ordering a wider Rug Art piece, we suggest picking up an extra 2-Pack to space additional hangers across the middle—this helps prevent sagging and keeps your art looking crisp on the wall.
Transparency of funds
From day one, transparency around our giving is a top priority.
We commit to donating 15% of our Art to support Public Lands and advocacy, starting with the National Parks represented in each piece. We'll regularly track and share updates on where those funds are going and the impact they’re making. If you ever have questions or want to chat more about how this works, I’m always happy to connect.
- Peter