Maral Blue 5'3 x 7'6 Rug

This rug is an excellent choice for active households. The tight, power-loomed weave of the polyester fibers is less prone to snagging from pet claws compared to looped or high-pile rugs. Additionally, the abstract pattern and multi-tonal color scheme are strategically designed to help disguise minor wear and everyday messes between cleanings.

Based on our material expertise, polyester is naturally more resistant to stains than many natural fibers. For regular maintenance, we recommend vacuuming without a beater bar to protect the high-density weave. For spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth and spot-clean with mild detergent and cool water. The small incorporated fringe should be straightened by hand or with a upholstery attachment to prevent tangling.

Yes. This rug is power-loomed with high-density polyester, a synthetic fiber specifically chosen for its durability and resilience. Its low-profile construction (0.25" depth) makes it highly resistant to the "crushing" often seen in high-traffic zones, ensuring it maintains its sophisticated modern look over time.

While this rug features a well-constructed backing for durability, we highly recommend a rug pad for use on hardwood, tile, or laminate surfaces. A pad will prevent the rug from sliding, provide an extra layer of cushioning underfoot, and extend the life of the polyester fibers by reducing friction against the floor.

The Maral collection features a versatile palette of blue, gray, beige, and white. These shades serve as a perfect anchor for both neutral and bold interiors. According to our styling guides, the jewel-toned blues pair beautifully with navy or cream upholstery, while the abstract gray and beige elements provide a sophisticated bridge for natural wood tables and modern metal accents.

This specific size is ideal for smaller living rooms or defined seating areas. For a cohesive look, our design experts suggest placing the rug so that it grounds your coffee table, with the front legs of your sofa or accent chairs either resting on the edge or framing the rug entirely. If using this in a larger space, it works perfectly as a secondary layer to define a reading nook or a transition area.