Figwick Grey 2'6 x 8' Rug

The abstract design of this rug incorporates a sophisticated palette of blue, green, copper, gold, and gray, inspired by organic natural elements. This variety makes it a versatile anchor for contemporary spaces. You can pull the warmer copper and gold tones into your room through metallic accents like lamps or frames, or use the cool blues and greens to coordinate with throw pillows and artwork for a cohesive, layered environment.

Yes, wool is widely considered the premier natural fiber for durability and long-term resilience. This rug features a hand-tufted construction with a dense, textural cut and loop pile. This specific pile technique, combined with the natural strength of space-dyed wool, allows the rug to withstand significant foot traffic while hiding wear and maintaining its shape over time.

While wool is naturally resilient, it is an absorbent natural fiber. In very damp or snowy climates, we suggest placing a heavy-duty doormat outside or just inside the door to catch the bulk of the moisture and debris before it reaches the wool runner. This will help preserve the integrity of the hand-tufted pile and the richness of the space-dyed colors.

At 2'6" x 8', this runner is specifically designed to add color and comfort to transitional, high-traffic zones like hallways, entryways, or even alongside a kitchen island. Our styling experts suggest leaving a few inches of flooring visible on all sides of the rug to create a framed, intentional look that defines the walkway.

Based on our specialized care guidelines for wool, we recommend vacuuming the rug regularly to preserve the fibers. For spills, it is crucial to blot the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth and a small amount of mild detergent with cool water. Avoid saturating the rug or using harsh chemicals, as natural wool fibers are most responsive to gentle, prompt spot cleaning.

We strongly recommend using a non-slip rug pad underneath any runner, especially in high-traffic hallways. A pad not only prevents the rug from slipping and sliding—a key safety consideration—but also provides an extra layer of cushioning and protects both the rug’s backing and your hard flooring from long-term wear.