Chelsina I Gray 7'10 Round Rug

When placing a rug under a dining table, the general rule is to ensure the rug extends 24 to 30 inches beyond the table's edge so chair legs remain on the surface when pulled out. This rug’s 94-inch diameter makes it an ideal foundation for round dining tables measuring up to 48 or 54 inches, providing a balanced, cohesive look while protecting your flooring from scuffs.

Yes, this rug is specifically suited for active households. The synthetic polypropylene fibers are naturally non-absorbent, meaning spills can be blotted away before they set into stains. Furthermore, the meticulously woven construction creates a tight surface that is resistant to snagging from pet claws. For maintenance, our experts recommend regular vacuuming and immediate spot cleaning with a mild detergent to keep the geometric pattern looking crisp.

Absolutely. Layering a rug over carpet is an effective way to define a seating area or introduce a high-contrast geometric element to a neutral room. To prevent the rug from shifting or "crawling" on the carpeted surface, we recommend using a specialized rug-to-carpet pad, which provides the necessary grip to keep the 7'10 round shape perfectly centered and flat.

This rug is meticulously woven from 100% polypropylene, a synthetic fiber engineered for exceptional durability and resilience. Polypropylene is highly resistant to staining, fading, and moisture, making it a superior choice for busy entryways or living rooms. Unlike natural fibers that may shed, this Turkish-made construction provides a long-lasting, medium-pile texture that maintains its integrity under constant foot traffic.

Round rugs are a strategic tool for softening the hard lines and sharp angles of a square or rectangular room. They are particularly effective in "defining" specific zones within an open-concept layout—such as a reading nook, a foyer, or a small conversation area. The circular shape draws the eye outward, which can help a compact urban apartment feel more spacious and fluid.

In regions with high humidity or coastal air, such as Florida or the Gulf Coast, material choice is critical to prevent mold and mildew. Because polypropylene is a moisture-resistant synthetic, it does not trap dampness like wool or cotton might. This makes it an excellent, low-maintenance option for well-ventilated sunrooms or homes in climates where moisture-related wear is a primary concern.