Home textile brand designing rugs, pillows and throws for retail and trade
Loloi Rugs is a Dallas-based home textiles brand whose stack pairs creative tooling (Capture One, Lightroom, InDesign) with commerce channels like Shopify, Amazon Advertising and Google Shopping. A Microsoft data layer (Fabric, Azure Data Factory, Power BI) plus Coupa points to maturing analytics and procurement, while hiring for a Director eCommerce and pain points around Amazon scaling and vendor quality show a push into marketplace growth with tighter supplier control.
Notable leadership hires: Director eCommerce, Art Director
Loloi Rugs designs and produces rugs, pillows and throws for home interiors, selling to retailers and interior designers as well as through direct online channels. The company is privately held and family-run, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with 201–500 employees. It operates an in-house creative studio in Dallas and manages multiple brands, including Joon Loloi. Its operations span product design, photography, ecommerce, quality assurance and finance, with all current hiring based in the United States.
Loloi Rugs uses Shopify, HubSpot, Airtable and Zapier for commerce and operations, Microsoft Fabric, Azure Data Factory, Power BI and Tableau for analytics, Okta and Intune for IT, and Adobe tools plus Capture One for creative work.
Loloi Rugs is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, where it also runs an in-house creative studio for product and lifestyle photo shoots.
Current initiatives include an Amazon ecommerce strategy and product launches, a vendor audit program with new inspection methods, financial systems and ERP implementation, and social-first content for Instagram and TikTok.
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