Harri Multi 9' x 12' Rug

Yes, rugs with a lower profile (approximately 0.5 inches deep) are exceptionally well-suited for high-traffic zones like family rooms or entryways. A lower pile is generally easier to clean and less prone to trapping pet hair or allergens than deep-shag alternatives. Furthermore, the multi-colored abstract pattern is highly effective at disguising minor wear or the occasional small spill between regular cleanings.

A 9' x 12' rug is a versatile choice for larger spaces. In a living room, this size is ideal for anchoring a full seating arrangement, allowing the front legs of your sofa and accent chairs to rest comfortably on the rug. For bedrooms, our designers recommend this scale for king-sized beds, where the rug should be placed under the bottom two-thirds of the bed to provide a soft, symmetrical landing on both sides. To ensure a balanced look, we suggest following the "18-inch rule"—leaving about 18 inches of exposed floor between the edge of the rug and your walls.

To preserve the integrity of the fibers and the clarity of the pattern, you should vacuum without a beater bar. If your vacuum has a fixed bar, set it to the highest pile setting and use a low-power mode. Based on our expertise with modern materials, high-suction or aggressive beater bars can prematurely age the fibers. Additionally, we recommend rotating the rug every six months to ensure even wear, especially if one side receives more sunlight or foot traffic.

While a rug of this size has significant weight to help it stay in place, we highly recommend using a quality rug pad. A pad provides an extra layer of cushioning, which protects the underside of the rug from friction against hard flooring and prevents the rug from shifting. This is particularly important in open-concept layouts to ensure the rug remains a stable, safe foundation for your furniture and foot traffic.

Absolutely. This specific contemporary rug was designed to mimic the way light refracts off reflective surfaces. Its array of vibrant blues, pinks, and multi-colored patterns creates a "sunlight effect," making it a strategic choice for darker rooms or urban apartments with fewer windows. The abstract design acts as a dynamic focal point that draws the eye, effectively lifting the visual energy of the entire space.

Immediate action is key to maintaining the rug’s vibrant colors. If a spill occurs, blot the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth; never rub, as this can push the liquid deeper into the fibers. For stubborn spots, use a mild detergent mixed with water, rinse thoroughly with a damp cloth, and blot dry. Following our professional care guide’s recommendation to rotate the rug regularly will also prevent localized "traffic paths" and help the colors age uniformly across the entire surface.