Anaia Orange 5' x 7'6 Rug

A 5' x 7'6" rug is a versatile mid-size choice. In a standard living room, it works best to anchor a central coffee table or to sit under the front legs of a sofa and accent chairs. If you are decorating a smaller urban apartment or a dedicated reading nook, this size is ideal for defining the seating area without overwhelming the floor space.

Wool is a breathable, "hygroscopic" material, meaning it can naturally absorb and release moisture, which helps it perform well in various climates. However, in very humid or coastal areas, it is important to vacuum regularly and ensure the room is well-ventilated to prevent the natural organic fibers from retaining excess moisture. The inherent durability of wool makes it a long-lasting investment for both dry and temperate environments.

High-quality, 100% wool rugs naturally shed some fibers when new. This is a characteristic of the natural material and not a defect. Our experts recommend vacuuming the rug 1–2 times a week during the first few months. You will find that shedding typically subsides within 3 to 6 months as the fibers settle.

This rug is hand-hooked by skilled artisans, a process where wool yarn is pushed through a sturdy canvas backing using a specialized tool. Unlike hand-knotted rugs, which involve individual knots, the hooked construction creates a "natural thick pile" that is exceptionally soft and dense. At a 0.5-inch height, this technique allows for the bold, asymmetrical floral designs and rich textures found in this specific collection.

Absolutely. Wool is a naturally dense fiber, and this rug’s 0.5-inch thickness makes it an excellent insulator for both heat and sound. In multi-story apartment living, a dense wool rug acts as a high-performance acoustic barrier, significantly dampening the sound of foot traffic and preventing noise from traveling between floors.

To preserve the integrity of the hooked loops and the thick pile, we recommend using a vacuum with suction only. Avoid using a beater bar or a rotating brush, as these can "fuzz" the wool fibers or snag the hooked construction. For those with robot vacuums, ensure the rotating brush feature is turned off when cleaning the rug surface.

Wool fibers contain lanolin, a natural oil that acts as a protective barrier against moisture and stains. If a spill occurs, blot it immediately with a clean, dry white cloth—never scrub, as this can push the liquid deeper into the pile and damage the fibers. Based on our care guidelines, you may use a small amount of mild detergent and cool water for spot cleaning, ensuring you rinse any soap residue thoroughly.