Wrap your feet in cozy comfort with the sweater-weave Abilu rug. Every strand of its multi-tonal wool is hand-loomed, promising not just an aesthetic treat but also a testament to top-tier craftsmanship and quality. Experience the difference of premium wool and impeccable design. For maintenance, vacuum rugs regularly. Set the vacuum height gauge to its highest setting, as some powerful vacuums may damage the pile, bound edges or corners of your rug. It is normal for new rugs to shed fibers. Frequent vacuuming will aid in eliminating excess loose fibers. The shedding will diminish with regular wear and vacuuming. Blot spills immediately.
Color
Green
Collection
Abilu
Material
Wool
Pattern
Solid
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
Is a wool rug a good choice for apartments or multi-story homes?
Absolutely. This 8' x 10' rug is an excellent solution for urban apartment living or upper-level rooms because wool is a naturally dense, sound-dampening material. The thick, hand-loomed construction helps absorb impact noise and ambient sound, creating a quieter environment. Additionally, wool acts as a natural insulator, helping to regulate room temperature and improve energy efficiency, which is particularly beneficial for homes with hardwood or tile flooring.
Is it normal for a new wool rug to shed, and how long will it last?
Yes, shedding is a completely normal characteristic of high-quality wool fibers and is actually a sign of the material's natural authenticity. For a hand-loomed rug like this one, you can expect some shedding for the first 3 to 6 months of use. Our care guidelines recommend frequent vacuuming during this initial period to help eliminate excess loose fibers. As the rug settles into your home and the fibers tighten with regular wear, you will notice the shedding diminish significantly.
How does a wool rug perform in humid or coastal climates?
Wool is a naturally breathable, moisture-wicking fiber, making it well-suited for various climates, including humid coastal regions. While synthetic rugs can sometimes trap moisture, wool's organic structure allows it to release moisture back into the air. To prevent any "organic" odors in high-humidity areas, we recommend regular vacuuming and ensuring the rug is placed in a well-ventilated space. Because wool contains natural lanolin, it also offers an inherent layer of protection against light moisture.
What makes a hand-loomed wool rug different from a machine-made alternative?
This rug is crafted using a hand-looming process, a testament to top-tier craftsmanship that machine-made rugs cannot replicate. Hand-looming allows for the intricate, sweater-weave texture and the subtle multi-tonal variations found in every strand of this wool. Beyond the aesthetic appeal, hand-loomed wool provides superior durability and a "spring-back" resilience, meaning the pile is less likely to permanently flatten in high-traffic areas compared to synthetic fibers.
Can I use a high-suction vacuum or a beater bar on this rug?
To preserve the integrity of the multi-tonal sweater-weave, it is essential to use the correct vacuum settings. We recommend setting your vacuum’s height gauge to its highest setting. Using a vacuum with excessive suction or a rotating beater bar set too low can "fuzz" the hand-loomed pile and potentially damage the bound edges or corners. Proper maintenance ensures the premium wool strands remain resilient and retain their textured aesthetic over time.
What is the best way to handle accidental spills on this material?
For the best results, you should blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Based on our material expertise, avoid rubbing the spill, as this can push the liquid deeper into the sweater-weave fibers and cause permanent staining. Once you have blotted the excess liquid, you may use a small amount of mild detergent with cool water for spot cleaning. Always avoid harsh chemicals, which can strip the wool of its natural protective oils.
96.00"w x 0.50"d x 120.00"h
