Elnaria Charcoal 6'7 Square Rug

A square rug is an ideal choice for rooms with square proportions or to create symmetry in balanced layouts. Its 6'7" square footprint is particularly effective for grounding furniture with a similar square footprint, such as a breakfast nook table or a small sectional. By mirroring the room's geometry, this shape helps the space feel more cohesive and intentionally designed.

Based on our expertise with synthetic textiles, we recommend regular vacuuming to prevent dirt from settling into the medium pile. For spills, our care guidelines specify to spot clean only. Because polypropylene is less absorbent than natural fibers, many common household stains can be addressed quickly with a mild detergent and a clean cloth before they set.

Polypropylene is an excellent choice for humid environments or coastal regions. Unlike natural fibers like wool or jute, which can trap moisture and are susceptible to mold or mildew, synthetic polypropylene is moisture-resistant. This makes the rug a practical and long-lasting addition to entryways, mudrooms, or homes in damp climates where environmental moisture is a concern.

Yes, this rug is constructed from a blend of polypropylene and polyester, which are high-performance synthetic fibers known for exceptional durability. These materials are inherently stain-resistant and can withstand the heavy foot traffic of a busy household. The medium 0.5" pile height provides a comfortable cushion for children to play on while remaining low enough for easy vacuuming and maintenance.

This rug features a meticulously woven construction from Turkey, a region world-renowned for its long heritage of textile expertise. This construction method ensures a precise geometric pattern and a durable finish that resists fraying. The quality of Turkish weaving provides a sophisticated global-inspired aesthetic that brings "eclectic charm" and long-lasting grace to your decor.

Absolutely. In smaller living spaces or open-concept apartments, a 6'7" square rug acts as a powerful architectural tool to define a specific "zone"—such as a dedicated reading corner or a small dining area—without the bulk of a large rectangular rug. Its charcoal gray tones and geometric pattern provide a modern, grounding element that can make a smaller room feel more structured and curated.