Made-to-order rugs and floorcovering packages for residences, amenities, renovations, and project-driven interiors.

A separate lane for project work.

MAJLIS Contract keeps developer and renovation needs clear, direct, and separate from the more creative Studio experience. It is built for teams who need material options, repeatable quality, pricing assumptions, samples, documentation, and a clean specification path.

  • Custom rugs and runners for model homes, sales galleries, amenity spaces, corridors, lobbies, hospitality-style residential interiors, and private renovation packages.
  • Project support for developers, renovators, architects, interior designers, procurement leads, property owners, and construction teams.
  • Built from the MAJLIS collections and bespoke options, with material and construction selected by scope.
  • Useful for early budgeting, finish schedules, sample packages, LEED-oriented material narratives, and phased procurement.

Custom rugs for development and renovation work.

MAJLIS Contract brings material direction, Studio sizing logic, rug studies, trade support, and brochure access into one clear project path.

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Model residences

Area rugs scaled to furniture plans, sales-gallery photography, and move-in ready residences.

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Amenity spaces

Custom rugs for lounges, libraries, work rooms, private dining, wellness rooms, and reception areas.

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Corridors and runners

Long runners and shaped placements for circulation spaces that need durability without default carpet language.

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Renovation packages

Coordinated rug packages for owner updates, furnished rentals, boutique buildings, and phased renovations.

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Finish schedules

Color, pile, backing, size, shape, and edge decisions organized for the project team.

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Sample support

Review focused starting points or explore the full CORE, SOFT, BRIGHT, FRAMED, and bespoke library.

Design direction, made useful for project teams.

MAJLIS Contract translates size, shape, color, pile height, collection, and design code into a clear specification conversation: which spaces need rugs, what repeats, what needs custom work, what can be standardized, and what should be sampled before procurement.

For developers and renovators, the strongest entry points are not endless creativity. They are repeatable palettes, clear performance language, unit-by-unit consistency, and a rug package that supports sales, specification, and long-term use.

Overhead view of a MAJLIS framed rug in a furnished room, useful for development and renovation planning.
Scaled room planningMAJLIS concept render

Material direction for every scale.

Guests and project teams can choose from 141 prepared MAJLIS colors across CORE, SOFT, BRIGHT, and FRAMED, with bespoke color matching available when a project needs a specific tone. The swatches below are examples only; they do not define or restrict the palette.

Chalk CORE sample textureChalkCORE / 0072
Fieldstone CORE sample textureFieldstoneCORE / 5026
Cashmere SOFT sample textureCashmereSOFT / 0918
Oxblood CORE sample textureOxbloodCORE / 5045
Midnight Blue CORE sample textureMidnight BlueCORE / 0088
Oyster BRIGHT sample textureOysterBRIGHT / 1265 BR

Shown as examples only. The full 141-color prepared library and bespoke color matching remain available for project palettes, approvals, and custom development.

What project teams need to know.

RepeatabilityStandardize color, size, pile, and edge details across multiple units or amenity zones.
Custom where it mattersUse bespoke shapes and framed designs for feature spaces without making every selection complex.
Durable materialMaterial, pile, backing, and care expectations are discussed early so each rug fits the way the space will be used.
Procurement clarityMove from scope to samples, pricing assumptions, approval, production, delivery, and installation coordination.
Sales valueCustom rugs help model residences and amenities feel finished, designed, and less generic.
DocumentationLink to material library, LEED information, trade brochure, and Studio-generated design details.

Project information for a clear specification.

MAJLIS Contract keeps the information a project team needs in one place: application, quantity, drawings, materials, samples, lead-time expectations, sustainability documentation, and coordination details.

Project scope

ApplicationsWhere the rugs are goingModel residences, amenity rooms, lobbies, corridors, lounges, furnished rental units, owner upgrades, boutique hospitality spaces, and phased renovation packages.
QuantitiesHow many pieces are being consideredSingle feature rugs, small coordinated packages, repeatable unit programs, corridor runners, or larger multi-space specifications.
DrawingsFiles that help the specificationFurniture plans, dimensions, room photos, finish schedules, unit mix, reflected ceiling plans when relevant, and notes on clearances or built-ins.
TimelineDates and approvalsTarget install dates, approval deadlines, sample deadlines, phased delivery needs, and any project handover milestones.

Material and documentation

MaterialsMAJLIS collectionsCORE, SOFT, BRIGHT, FRAMED, and bespoke directions are available, with prepared colors and bespoke color matching for project-specific palettes.
SamplesApprovals before productionColor direction, poms, strike-off discussion, full-library review, and material-library references can support project approvals.
Budget inputsWhat shapes pricingSize, shape, material family, pile height, design complexity, edge treatment, quantity, samples, delivery, timeline, and installation needs.
DocumentationSpecification supportMaterial notes, design codes, care guidance, trade brochure links, and LEED v4 contribution documentation can be gathered for project teams.
CoordinationSite and installation discussionBacking, underlay, loose-lay versus fitted use, installation coordination, delivery sequencing, maintenance expectations, and final approval steps.

Helpful to share at the start.

  • Project type, location, and whether the work is a new development, renovation, model residence, amenity space, corridor, or multi-space package.
  • Approximate quantity, room dimensions, preferred installation window, and any phased delivery requirements.
  • Drawings, furniture plans, finish schedules, room photos, or palette references already available.
  • Material direction, color goals, sample needs, LEED documentation needs, and the current budget stage.

LEED documentation and material certifications.

For projects pursuing LEED v4, MAJLIS can provide material documentation connected to ECONYL® regenerated nylon and other specification details that support the project team's sustainability submission.

  • ECONYL is made from 100% waste, including discarded fishing nets, fabric scraps, carpet flooring, and industrial plastic.
  • The yarn carries Environmental Product Declaration documentation, Cradle to Cradle assessment information, REACH optimization, recycled-content sourcing, and low-VOC emissions support.
  • LEED credits are awarded at the project level by the U.S. Green Building Council and its reviewers. MAJLIS provides documentation to support the submission; it does not certify a project.
Materials and ResourcesSupports building product disclosure and optimization through EPD documentation, recycled-content sourcing, Cradle to Cradle assessment information, and material-ingredient reporting.
Indoor Environmental QualitySupports low-emitting material discussions through General Emissions Evaluation results for low VOC levels.
Integrative ProcessSupports early coordination around sustainable materials, documentation, and the credits the project team is targeting.
InnovationSupports circular-economy narratives through regenerated nylon, reclaimed waste inputs, and eco-design language.
Review LEED information

A practical path from scope to delivery.

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Project scopeDefine building type, spaces, unit count, rug count, and timeline.
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Material directionSelect CORE, SOFT, BRIGHT, FRAMED, or bespoke directions for the project.
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Samples and budgetConfirm samples, sizes, finish assumptions, and pricing ranges.
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SpecificationPrepare sizes, shapes, colors, pile heights, backing notes, and design codes.
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ProductionCoordinate approval, production, delivery timing, and installation requirements.

Questions project teams ask first.

Can MAJLIS support multi-unit projects?

Yes. The process can support repeated sizes, color standards, model residences, amenity spaces, corridors, and phased renovation packages.

Can the rugs be customized?

Yes. MAJLIS can customize size, shape, color, pile height, edge direction, framed design, and bespoke development depending on project needs.

Can you work from plans?

Yes. Furniture plans, reflected ceiling plans, finish schedules, photos, and dimensions help define rug size, placement, edge details, and repeatability.

How should a project begin?

Contract clients can start with the inquiry form. Designers can also use Studio for one-off exploration and the Material Library for early color direction.

Begin a contract conversation.

Tell us about the project type, spaces, quantity, timeline, and whether you need samples, budget direction, full-library review, or a fuller specification package. MAJLIS will help shape a practical next step.