This rug collection brings texture and dimension to a whole new level. Hand tufted using premium wool, these abstract and geometric designs make a dramatic statement to any setting. By combining different dying techniques of on trend colors, different yarn thicknesses, high and low, cut piles, and loop pile where it's called for. The designers of this collection hit a home run!
Color
Blue
Collection
Embry
Colors
Blue, Brown, Gray, Ivory
Material
Wool
Pattern
Moroccan
Shape
Rectangle
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
How do I choose the right size rug for my living room or bedroom?
Choosing the correct dimensions is vital for anchoring a room. An 8' x 10' rug like this one is an ideal choice for standard living rooms; we recommend placing at least the front legs of your sofa and chairs on the rug to create a unified seating area. In a bedroom, this size fits perfectly under a queen or king-sized bed, extending far enough on either side to provide a soft, warm landing for your feet in the morning.
How can I style a Moroccan-patterned rug within a transitional decor theme?
The Moroccan pattern on this rug is designed to be versatile, bridging the gap between classic and modern styles. The abstract geometric shapes and the varied dyeing techniques create a dramatic statement that pairs beautifully with a wide range of furniture. For a cohesive look, try pulling the ivory or blue tones from the rug into your accent pillows or wall art. In a transitional space, it provides the perfect amount of visual interest without overwhelming more traditional furniture silhouettes.
Is a wool rug durable enough for high-traffic areas?
Wool is one of the most resilient and long-lasting materials available for floor coverings. Because it is a natural fiber with inherent elasticity, wool fibers can withstand heavy foot traffic and the weight of furniture, springing back into shape easily. Additionally, wool contains a light, natural coating of lanolin that provides a degree of built-in stain resistance, making it an excellent investment for busy areas of the home.
Is a wool rug a good choice for a home with allergy sufferers?
Wool is often recommended for those with allergies because it acts as a natural air filter, trapping dust and common allergens within its fibers until they can be vacuumed away. Unlike synthetic materials, wool is also naturally antimicrobial and resistant to the growth of dust mites. Furthermore, wool can help regulate indoor air quality by absorbing and releasing moisture, which can be particularly beneficial in homes that experience seasonal humidity changes.
How should I clean and maintain a hand-tufted rug with varied pile heights?
This rug features a sophisticated blend of high and low piles, including both cut and loop techniques, which requires specific care to maintain its texture. Based on our expertise with premium textiles, we recommend vacuuming regularly using a suction-only setting or a vacuum with a high-pile adjustment to avoid pulling at the hand-tufted loops. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth; if necessary, use cool water and a mild detergent, as our care guide suggests avoiding harsh chemicals that can damage natural wool fibers.
My new wool rug is shedding; is this a sign of poor quality?
Shedding is a completely normal and expected characteristic of high-quality, hand-tufted wool rugs. During the manufacturing process, small, loose fibers are often trapped within the pile and will rise to the surface as the rug is walked upon. This is not a defect but rather a hallmark of the natural material; regular vacuuming over the first few months will significantly reduce shedding as the rug "settles" into your space.
120.00"w x 0.75"d x 96.00"h


