Bellton Gray 5' x 7'6 Rug

Initial shedding is a common and natural characteristic of high-quality wool rugs and is not a sign of a defect. This will dissipate over time with regular care. Based on our material expertise, we recommend vacuuming the rug regularly to manage loose fibers. For spills, spot clean immediately with mild detergent and cool water; never place this rug in a washing machine, as the hand-tufted construction requires gentle care to maintain its structural integrity.

Looped construction involves pulling the wool yarns through the backing to create a series of uncut loops. This method is a hallmark of strength, as the loops are highly resistant to fraying and crushing. This makes the rug particularly durable for high-traffic zones, providing a sturdy texture that stands up well to everyday wear while maintaining its "New England charm" and transitional aesthetic.

This rug is designed to be a "chameleon" in your home. The transitional style blends the comfort of traditional materials with the clean lines of modern design. Its gray geometric pattern provides a sophisticated focal point that complements both contemporary settings and more classic, traditional furniture. This versatility makes it an ideal foundation for a room refresh, as it bridges the gap between different design eras seamlessly.

Wool is a premium natural fiber celebrated for its exceptional resiliency and long-term durability. Unlike many synthetic materials, 100% wool has a natural elasticity that allows it to "spring back" after being compressed by foot traffic or furniture. This rug is hand-tufted in India, a region renowned for high-quality textile craftsmanship, ensuring a dense and substantial feel that adds both warmth and sound insulation to a room.

This mid-size area rug is an excellent choice for smaller footprints or urban apartment living. Its 5' x 7'6" dimensions are ideal for anchoring a coffee table and the front legs of a sofa, or for defining a cozy reading nook. For a balanced look, our design experts suggest the "18-inch rule"—leaving about 18 inches of bare floor between the rug's edge and the walls to make the space feel larger and more intentional.

Yes, wool is a naturally soil-resistant and sturdy material, making it a practical choice for active homes. The looped construction of this rug provides additional strength that handles frequent use better than higher-pile alternatives. While pet claws can occasionally snag loops, the tight hand-tufted weave offers a level of durability that is ideal for families looking for a balance of comfort and longevity.