Bring a splash of color to any room with this inspired collection. Featuring a minimalistic contemporary style, the Marmot rug adds a touch of royalty to any space. This low wool pile rug is hand-knotted with meticulous detail, boasting 200 knots per square inch. With a hint of ivory woven through, this 100% natural wool rug is a cozy addition to your living room or bedroom. Durable for high traffic areas, it serves as both an elegant area rug and a runner. Indulge in the craftsmanship and majesty of this exquisite collection.
Color
Ivory
Collection
Marmot
Colors
Ivory
Material
Wool
Pattern
Solid
Shape
Rectangle
Style
Contemporary
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
Will the 0.7-inch pile height of this rug interfere with my doors?
This rug features a low wool pile with a total height of approximately 0.75 inches. This profile is generally thin enough to provide a luxurious, cushioned feel underfoot while remaining compatible with most standard interior door clearances. However, we recommend measuring the gap between the bottom of your door and the floor to ensure a seamless fit, especially if you plan to use a rug pad for extra grip and safety.
What is the significance of the 200 knots per square inch hand-knotted construction?
The quality of a hand-knotted rug is often measured by its knot density. With 200 knots per square inch, this rug demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship and high-density construction. This level of detail ensures the rug is tightly packed, which not only enhances the clarity of its contemporary design but also significantly increases its longevity. Hand-knotted rugs are built to be "forever" pieces that can withstand decades of use while maintaining their structural integrity.
Is a wool runner rug suitable for high-traffic entryways where dirt is common?
Yes, this rug is specifically designed for high-traffic durability. While ivory is a lighter shade, the natural properties of wool make it surprisingly resilient in entryways. Because wool fibers are opaque, they tend to hide dust and dry soil better than translucent synthetic fibers. For best results in a high-traffic zone, we recommend regular vacuuming to prevent dirt from settling into the base of the low wool pile.
How does a wool runner help with noise in an apartment or multi-story home?
Natural wool is one of the most effective materials for acoustic dampening. In urban apartments or homes with hardwood floors, a wool runner acts as a high-performance sound absorber, significantly reducing the "echo" effect in long hallways and muffling the sound of footsteps. Its 0.7-inch height provides enough density to trap sound waves, making it an excellent functional upgrade for shared living environments.
What is the best way to clean and maintain a wool runner to manage shedding?
It is natural for high-quality wool rugs to experience some minor shedding when new. Based on our expertise with natural fibers, we recommend vacuuming your rug at least once a week using a suction-only setting or a vacuum with the beater bar turned off. This prevents the stiff bristles of a beater bar from pulling at the hand-knotted fibers. For spills, our care guide recommends blotting immediately with a clean, dry cloth and using only mild detergent and cool water for spot cleaning to preserve the wool's natural lanolin.
Why choose a natural wool runner rug over synthetic materials for a hallway?
This runner is crafted from 100% natural wool, which offers superior resilience compared to synthetic fibers like nylon or polyester. Wool fibers possess a natural "memory" that allows them to bounce back after being stepped on, preventing the "matted" or "crushed" appearance often seen in high-traffic hallways. Additionally, wool contains natural lanolin, which provides an inherent barrier against soil and spills, making it a more durable and eco-friendly choice for busy corridors.
24.00"w x 73.00"d x 0.75"h
