Brigit Gray 8' x 10' Rug

Wool is naturally breathable and moisture-wicking, making it comfortable in a variety of climates. However, in high-humidity or coastal regions, natural organic fibers can occasionally hold a "damp" scent if they absorb too much environmental moisture. To prevent this, we recommend using a high-quality rug pad to promote air circulation beneath the rug and ensuring the room is well-ventilated or climate-controlled to preserve the natural wool's freshness.

Yes, wool is one of the most resilient natural fibers available for home decor. This hand-hooked rug features a dense pile and contains natural lanolin, which acts as a built-in protective barrier against spills and soil. For high-traffic areas, wool is superior to many synthetics because its fibers have a natural "spring-back" ability, which helps the rug maintain its loft and resist matting over years of consistent use.

Absolutely. Because this rug is hand-hooked with all-natural wool, it serves as a functional acoustic insulator. The dense 0.5-inch pile height is specifically effective at absorbing sound waves and dampening impact noise, such as footsteps or moved furniture. This makes it an ideal choice for urban apartment dwellers or those looking to reduce noise transfer between floors in a busy household.

An 8' x 10' rug is a versatile "room-size" choice that anchors a space effectively. In a living room, it is perfectly scaled to fit under the front legs of your seating arrangement, creating a unified focal point. For bedrooms, our sizing experts recommend this rug for use under the lower two-thirds of a king-sized bed, as the 96-inch width provides a generous, soft landing area on both sides of the mattress.

Shedding is a natural characteristic of all-natural wool and is generally expected for the first 3 to 6 months of ownership. To maintain the rug's integrity, our care guides recommend vacuuming regularly using a suction-only setting. It is critical to avoid using a vacuum with a beater bar or rotating brush, as these can agitate the hand-hooked loops and cause permanent "fuzzing" or damage to the delicate wool fibers.