Jushou White/Tan 8'3 x 10' Rug

With a 0.5-inch pile height, this rug offers a comfortable, plush texture while remaining low enough to be manageable in common living spaces. However, because it features light colors (white and tan) and requires spot cleaning rather than machine washing, it is best suited for medium-traffic areas like bedrooms, home offices, or formal living rooms where its elegant design and coastal whimsicality can be the focal point.

Absolutely. Light-colored rugs in shades of white, ivory, or tan reflect more natural and artificial light, which helps to brighten a space and create the illusion of more depth. The subtle geometric pattern also helps guide the eye across the floor, making a standard-sized room feel more expansive and airy.

Yes, this rug's dimensions are ideal for a bedroom with a king-size bed. Based on interior design standards, a rug ranging from 8x10 to 9x12 feet should be positioned under the lower two-thirds of the bed. This allows the geometric pattern and whimsical tassels to peek out from the sides and foot of the bed, creating a soft, plush landing area for your feet in the morning.

To preserve the "plush underfoot feel" and the integrity of the decorative tassels, our care guidelines recommend spot cleaning only. Spills should be blotted immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Because of the delicate nature of the tassels and the 0.5-inch pile height, it is best to avoid harsh chemicals or high-suction vacuuming directly on the fringe to prevent fraying.

This rug is specifically crafted to evoke a coastal retreat. Its transitional style features a rhythmic, geometric wave pattern that mimics the movement of the sea. The neutral white and tan color palette, combined with playfull tassel details, provides an elegant yet whimsical foundation that pairs beautifully with light-washed woods, blues, and natural textures common in beach house or coastal-inspired homes.

For a rug of this size, it is generally recommended to place the front legs of your sofa and accent chairs on the rug to anchor the seating area and avoid a "floating" look. In a larger room, you should also follow the 18-inch rule, leaving roughly 18 inches of bare floor between the edge of the rug and the walls to maintain a balanced, intentional layout.