Jarazu Gray/Multi 8'9 x 12' Rug

Yes. For those living in urban apartments or multi-story homes, an estate-sized rug like this one is an excellent tool for sound dampening. The plush, close-cut pile acts as a soft acoustic barrier that absorbs impact noise from footsteps and reduces echoes, creating a quieter and more private environment for both you and your neighbors.

Absolutely. While this rug offers a "luxuriously soft" sensation underfoot, its close-cut pile is designed for durability and ease of maintenance. The tight weave makes it less prone to snagging from pet claws than traditional looped rugs, and because it is machine washable, it is an ideal solution for households where spills and muddy paws are a regular occurrence.

This rug is specifically engineered to be machine washable, a rare and highly practical feature for a rug of this scale. To preserve the integrity of the bohemian geometric pattern and the soft fibers, we recommend using a commercial-sized, front-load machine at a laundromat. Always use cold water and a mild liquid detergent that does not contain bleach. For drying, we recommend line drying; if you must use a dryer, ensure it is set to an air-only cycle with absolutely no heat.

This rug features a reimagined antique artistry that blends timeless motifs with contemporary colors. It is a highly versatile piece that acts as a bridge between styles; it can ground a sophisticated contemporary room or add a layer of rustic character to a transitional space. The multi-colored palette allows it to coordinate effortlessly with a wide range of furniture finishes, from dark woods to modern metals.

You certainly can. Based on our expertise in room layout, layering a large area rug over carpet is a great way to define a specific seating zone or to introduce a bold pattern into a neutral space. It also provides a functional benefit by protecting the high-traffic areas of your underlying carpet from premature wear and tear.

Yes, an 8'9" x 12' "estate size" rug is a perfect foundation for a standard or large living room. Following the "front legs on" design principle, this size ensures that your primary seating—such as a sofa and accent chairs—is anchored to the rug, creating a cohesive conversation area rather than a "floating" look. In most rooms, this scale also allows you to maintain the 18-inch rule, leaving a balanced border of bare floor between the rug's edge and your walls.