Belinera Brown 8' Square Rug

Hand-tufting is an artisanal process that creates a dense, comfortable pile while maintaining the natural elegance of handmade decor. This rug is crafted in India using 100% wool, a premium fiber celebrated for its inherent durability, warmth, and resilience. These rugs offer a sophisticated, high-quality alternative to machine-made options while preserving a soft, natural demeanor underfoot.

Absolutely. Natural wool is an exceptional sound absorber and thermal insulator. In an urban apartment or a room with hardwood floors, the medium pile of this rug helps reduce echo and dampen the sound of foot traffic. This creates a quieter, more intimate environment, which is especially beneficial for managing noise in multi-level living spaces.

To preserve the integrity of the hand-tufted wool and its floral pattern, this rug should be spot cleaned only. Our care guidelines suggest blotting spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth to prevent moisture from soaking into the pile. For stubborn spots, use a small amount of mild detergent with cool water, ensuring you blot rather than rub to protect the natural fibers.

Yes, square rugs are an excellent choice for grounding a sectional. Because many sectionals create a square footprint, an 8' square rug provides a structured, symmetrical foundation that defines the seating area. Placing the front legs of your furniture on the rug will help unify the space and prevent the "floating rug" look in larger, open-concept rooms.

Square rugs are expertly designed to complement balanced layouts. In a dining area, an 8' square rug is most effective beneath a square dining table. To ensure a professional look and functional safety, the rug should extend roughly 24 to 30 inches beyond the table's edges so that chairs remain securely on the rug even when pulled out.

It is common for high-quality wool rugs to experience minor shedding when first placed in a home. Based on our expertise with natural materials, we recommend vacuuming the rug regularly to manage these loose fibers. Over time, the shedding will naturally diminish as the fibers settle into the hand-tufted backing.