Khamari Gray 7'9 x 9'9 Rug

We strongly recommend using a high-quality rug pad. While the cotton backing is durable and helps the rug retain its shape, a rug pad prevents the piece from shifting or bunching, which is a key safety consideration. Beyond safety, a pad acts as a shock absorber, protecting the wool fibers from being compressed between heavy furniture legs and the hard floor, which can significantly extend the life of the rug.

Shedding is a natural and expected characteristic of high-quality wool rugs, particularly during the first few months of use. This occurs as small, loose fibers from the hand-tufting process work their way to the surface. This is not a sign of poor quality; rather, it is the hallmark of a natural fiber product. Regular vacuuming once or twice a week will gradually reduce this shedding until the rug fully settles.

Wool is a highly breathable fiber that can naturally help regulate indoor moisture levels. While it is more absorbent than synthetic materials like polypropylene, its natural structure resists mold and mildew when used in climate-controlled environments. For homes in humid or coastal regions, the natural resilience of wool makes it a comfortable, long-lasting choice, provided the room has adequate ventilation.

Wool is widely considered the premier choice for durability in the furniture industry. Because wool fibers are naturally resilient and have a unique "crimp," they can withstand heavy foot traffic and the weight of furniture without losing their shape or "crushing." Additionally, wool contains natural oils that provide inherent soil resistance, making this hand-tufted rug an excellent long-term investment for busy family rooms or entryways.

Yes, the 0.50-inch pile height and dense wool construction of this rug provide exceptional sound-dampening qualities. In urban apartments or homes with hard flooring like wood or tile, a large wool rug significantly reduces echoes and prevents the transmission of footstep noise. The cotton backing adds further stability and serves as a protective layer for your underlying floors.

This "estate size" rug is ideal for standard living rooms. To achieve a professional, anchored look, we recommend positioning the rug so the front legs of your sofa and accent chairs rest comfortably on the fibers. For most layouts, adhering to the "18-inch rule"—leaving about 18 inches of bare floor between the rug's edge and the walls—ensures the room feels balanced and expansive rather than overcrowded.

Our care experts recommend regular vacuuming to remove dirt before it becomes embedded in the pile. For hand-tufted wool, use a vacuum without a beater bar or set the vacuum to the highest pile setting to avoid damaging the fibers. If a spill occurs, blot it immediately with a clean, dry cloth and mild detergent mixed with cool water. It is important to avoid hot water, as wool is a natural fiber that can shrink or felt if exposed to high temperatures.