Grala Ivory 3' x 5' Rug

To preserve the intricate detail of the cut pile, we recommend vacuuming regularly; however, it is best to use a vacuum without a beater bar to avoid pulling the delicate viscose fibers. For spills, our care guidelines suggest blotting immediately with a clean, dry cloth and using a mild detergent with cool water for spot cleaning. Avoid saturated soaking, as viscose is sensitive to moisture.

This construction offers the best of both durability and luxury. The pure wool provides a dense, richly textured pile that is naturally resilient and long-wearing. The addition of organic viscose yarn creates "silky veins" inspired by fine Italian printed fabrics, giving the geometric design a subtle sheen and a sophisticated, high-fashion finish.

Yes. In addition to its space-saving 30" x 60" footprint, the ivory and gray color palette is strategically suited for smaller floor plans. Lighter tones reflect more light, which helps open up a room and create the illusion of a more expansive space. The geometric pattern adds a modern, structured look that helps define a zone without cluttering the visual field.

A 3' x 5' rug is a versatile size for defining smaller, specific zones within your home. Its compact dimensions make it an ideal choice for high-impact transition areas, such as an entryway or foyer, or as a soft landing next to a bed. It also works well to anchor a reading nook or provide comfort under a small home office desk.

Absolutely. The "Grala" collection is designed with a versatile aesthetic that bridges the gap between different styles. The organic texture of the hand-tufted wool complements the natural elements of rustic design, while the refined viscose highlights and sophisticated geometric pattern align perfectly with more formal, classic interiors.

Shedding is a natural and common occurrence with high-quality, hand-tufted wool rugs. This is simply the result of small fiber pieces coming loose during the initial period of use. Based on our expertise with these materials, this shedding is not a sign of poor quality and will typically subside significantly after several weeks of regular vacuuming.