We tend to think of rugs as a blank canvas to create a masterpiece. Our hand woven Collection proves that theory in spades. Gloriously open fields of color are sprinkled with primitive decorative objects, each design an original work of art for your floor. Experience the luxurious softness of New Zealand wool underfoot as you immerse yourself in the artistry of hand-loomed perfection. Elevate your home with the allure of nature and the sophistication of Gabbeh-inspired design.
Color
Clay
Collection
Leania
Material
Wool
Pattern
Geometric
Style
Transitional
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
Is a wool area rug a good option for high-traffic homes with children or pets?
A wool rug is one of the most resilient choices for active households. The dense, hand-loomed construction provides a sturdy foundation that stands up well to heavy foot traffic, while the natural protective coating of wool fibers helps repel dirt and liquids. Furthermore, wool is naturally hypoallergenic and soft underfoot, making it an ideal surface for children to play on in shared family spaces.
What characterizes a "Gabbeh-inspired" design in a transitional home?
Gabbeh designs are traditionally recognized for their open fields of color and primitive, artistic decorative objects. This rug translates those rustic elements into a transitional aesthetic using a sophisticated clay-toned palette. The result is a hand-loomed masterpiece that functions as a "blank canvas," allowing it to complement both contemporary minimalist decor and more traditional, wood-toned furniture.
Is an 8' x 10' rug the appropriate size to anchor living room furniture?
An 8' x 10' area rug is a versatile standard for most living rooms and larger seating areas. To properly define your space, we recommend placing the front legs of your sofa and accent chairs on the rug to "anchor" the furniture grouping. For a professionally styled look, we suggest following the "18-inch rule," which involves leaving roughly 18 inches of exposed floor between the rug's edge and the walls to create a balanced border.
Is it normal for a new wool rug to shed?
Shedding is a natural and expected characteristic of high-quality wool rugs and is not a sign of a defect. During the first few months of use, you may notice loose fibers rising to the surface. Based on our expertise with natural textiles, we recommend regular vacuuming on a suction-only setting—avoiding the use of a beater bar—to manage this. Over time, the fibers will settle, and shedding will significantly diminish.
Why is New Zealand wool considered a premium choice for an area rug?
New Zealand wool is a sustainable, high-performance natural fiber renowned for its exceptional softness and structural strength. This rug’s New Zealand wool construction offers inherent stain resistance and a springy resilience that allows the fibers to bounce back after being walked on. This makes it a superior investment for homeowners seeking a material that balances luxurious comfort with long-term durability.
How should I clean and maintain this hand-woven rug?
For non-washable wool rugs, the key to longevity is immediate and gentle care. Our guide recommends blotting spills instantly with a clean, dry cloth and a solution of mild detergent and cool water. You should never scrub the fibers, as this can distort the hand-woven pile. For periodic deep cleaning, we recommend professional services to preserve the integrity and natural oils of the New Zealand wool.
96.00"w x 0.50"d x 120.00"h