Harbeth Multi 3'6 x 5'6 Rug

Wool is remarkably durable and holds up well in high-traffic areas due to the strength of the natural fibers. For pet owners, wool is often preferred because it doesn't trap odors as easily as synthetics and is naturally flame-retardant. While pets with sharp claws should be monitored to prevent snagging the hand-tufted loops, the density of this 100% wool construction helps it maintain its shape and beauty even in busy households.

This rug features a trademark Novogratz design, characterized by retro-inspired geometric shapes and a versatile multi-color palette. It serves as an excellent "bridge" piece in modern or mid-century modern interiors, pulling together various colors from your upholstery, wall art, and accent pillows. If your room features neutral furniture, this rug acts as a sophisticated focal point that adds personality and warmth.

Wool is a premier natural fiber known for its exceptional resilience and "memory," meaning the pile naturally springs back after being compressed by footsteps or furniture. This rug is hand-tufted, a process that creates a dense, plush texture that provides superior insulation and sound dampening. Because wool contains natural lanolin, it is also inherently more stain-resistant than many synthetic alternatives.

This size is typically considered a "studio" or "accent" size. While it may be too small to anchor a full-sized seating group in a large living room, it is an ideal choice for urban apartment living, entryways, or defining a specific zone like a reading nook. For a balanced look in smaller spaces, we recommend placing it under a coffee table or in front of a loveseat to ground the furniture without overwhelming the floor plan.

Wool is a breathable, "active" fiber that can help regulate a room's environment. In drier climates, it helps prevent static electricity buildup. In more humid regions, wool's ability to absorb and release moisture can help manage indoor humidity levels, though we recommend ensuring the room has proper airflow to keep the natural fibers fresh and dry.

Based on our expertise with natural fibers, we recommend vacuuming your wool rug regularly to manage the "shedding" that is common with new wool items. If a spill occurs, blot it immediately with a clean, dry cloth and a small amount of mild detergent with cool water; avoid scrubbing, as this can damage the fibers. For long-term care and to preserve the vibrant geometric pattern, professional cleaning is recommended periodically.