Loomscape Brown 10'8 x 14' Rug

This rug is hand-woven from polypropylene, a high-performance synthetic fiber engineered for exceptional durability. Polypropylene is non-absorbent, making it inherently resistant to staining, fading, and moisture. This makes it a superior choice for high-traffic zones where spills or pet accidents are a concern, as pet hair and debris tend to sit on the surface for easy removal rather than becoming trapped deep within the fibers.

To maintain the lush cut and loop texture, our care guide recommends regular vacuuming to prevent dirt from settling into the weave. For accidental spills, blot the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Based on our expertise with synthetic fibers, you can spot-clean more stubborn marks with a mixture of mild detergent and cool water. Because these fibers are quick-drying, they are much easier to maintain than traditional wool or natural-fiber alternatives.

When styling a "mansion size" rug, we recommend following the "18-inch rule" for a professional, balanced look. Aim to leave approximately 18 inches of bare floor visible between the edges of the rug and the walls. In smaller or more confined spaces, you can reduce this border to about 8 inches, but maintaining a consistent perimeter of flooring helps frame the rug as a centerpiece and makes the room feel more intentional.

While the substantial 10'8" x 14' footprint provides significant weight to help ground the piece, we always recommend using a high-quality rug pad. A pad serves three critical functions: it provides a layer of extra comfort underfoot, prevents the rug from shifting or bunching under heavy furniture, and acts as a protective barrier to extend the life of both the rug's backing and your hardwood or tile floors.

For expansive great rooms or open-concept floor plans, a rug measuring 10'8" x 14' is an ideal choice for anchoring oversized furniture. Our design experts recommend selecting a rug large enough so that at least the front legs—and ideally all legs—of your seating, including large sectionals and accent chairs, rest comfortably on the surface. This creates a defined, cohesive "room within a room," which is especially effective in grand spaces where smaller rugs might appear to "float."

Yes, polypropylene is an excellent material for environments prone to moisture, such as coastal homes or basements. Unlike natural fibers like wool or jute, these synthetic fibers are moisture-resistant and do not support the growth of mold or mildew. This allows you to enjoy the modern, minimalist aesthetic of a luxury Calvin Klein Home design even in areas where humidity might otherwise be a concern.