Langdare Beige 3'1 x 4'10 Rug

Thanks to the natural lanolin in the New Zealand wool, liquids tend to bead on the surface rather than soaking in immediately. For maintenance, our care guide recommends blotting spills immediately with a clean, dry white cloth. Avoid rubbing, which can push the stain deeper into the fibers. For deep cleaning and to preserve the intricate striped design and abrash effect, this rug should be professionally cleaned rather than steam-cleaned at home.

Wool is a highly breathable, moisture-wicking fiber that naturally regulates humidity, making it an excellent choice for various climates. In humid or coastal areas, wool can absorb moisture from the air without feeling damp, helping to stabilize indoor humidity levels. However, because wool is an organic material, we recommend professional cleaning and ensuring the rug is placed in a well-ventilated area to maintain its natural resilience and prevent the "wet wool" scent that can occasionally occur in extremely damp conditions.

This rug is meticulously crafted from New Zealand wool, which is widely considered one of the finest natural fibers available. New Zealand wool is prized for its high lanolin content, which serves as a natural protective barrier against stains and soil. Beyond its performance, this material is celebrated for its exceptional elasticity; the fibers possess a natural "spring-back" quality that allows the pile to resist crushing and maintain its shape even under heavy furniture or foot traffic.

Shedding is a natural characteristic of high-quality wool fibers and is not a manufacturing defect. Because this rug is made of genuine New Zealand wool, you may notice some "fuzzing" or shedding during the first few months of use as loose fibers work their way to the surface. To manage this, we recommend regular vacuuming with a suction-only setting. This process typically subsides within 3 to 6 months as the fibers settle.

While the fringe provides a sophisticated finishing touch, it requires careful maintenance. When vacuuming, avoid using a rotating beater bar or high-suction power directly on the fringe, as these can catch and fray the delicate threads. Instead, use a hand-tool attachment or a suction-only setting, vacuuming away from the center of the rug toward the edges to keep the fringe straight and intact.

This compact size is an excellent choice for urban apartment living or smaller transitional zones. It functions perfectly as an accent piece in a home office nook, a cozy "landing strip" beside a bed, or a sophisticated entryway rug. Its transitional design and beige tones are particularly effective in smaller rooms, as light-colored rugs reflect more light and can help make a tight space feel more open and airy.