Everley Navy 6' x 9' Rug

A 6' x 9' rug is a versatile mid-size option. For bedrooms, it is the ideal scale for a queen-size bed, providing a balanced look with enough coverage to create a soft landing on both sides. In a living room, this rug works best to ground a smaller seating arrangement or to define a specific zone in an open-concept space. We recommend placing the front legs of your sofa and chairs on the rug to anchor the furniture and prevent a "floating" appearance.

While the saturated navy tone provides a bold statement, natural fibers can be sensitive to prolonged exposure to intense, direct ultraviolet light. If you are placing this rug in a room with large windows or in a sun-drenched sunroom, we suggest using window treatments during peak sun hours or rotating the rug every six months. This ensures any natural aging occurs evenly across the surface, maintaining the visual consistency of the solid pattern.

To preserve the deep navy hue and the integrity of the natural fibers, vacuum your rug regularly using a suction-only setting or a vacuum with the beater bar turned off to avoid fraying the hand-knotted loops. For spills, our experts recommend blotting immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using water or steam cleaners, as moisture can cause natural fibers like jute to swell or discolor. Periodic professional cleaning is recommended to maintain its appearance over the years.

Jute is one of the strongest natural fibers available, prized for its high tensile strength and resilience. This rug features a hand-knotted construction, which creates a denser, more robust surface than machine-made alternatives. This added density allows the rug to withstand the rigors of daily foot traffic while maintaining its shape, making it an excellent choice for busy hallways, entryways, or family rooms.

Natural fiber rugs like this one are popular in coastal and humid environments because they offer a breezy, casual aesthetic. However, since jute is highly absorbent, our care guidelines recommend ensuring the room is well-ventilated to prevent moisture from being trapped in the fibers. For homes in particularly damp climates, using a high-quality rug pad is essential to provide necessary airflow between the rug and the floor, protecting both surfaces.

Hand-knotting is an artisan technique that results in a superior level of quality and longevity. Because each knot is tied individually by hand, the rug has a tighter structural integrity that prevents shedding and unraveling better than tufted or machine-woven rugs. Additionally, hand-knotted rugs are known for their exceptional "spring-back" ability, meaning the fibers are more likely to return to their original position after being compressed by furniture or footsteps.