Marmot Ivory 9' X 12' Rug
SKU: 86703507
Bring a splash of color to any room with the inspired Marmot collection. Featuring a minimalistic contemporary style, it 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
Features
Hand-knotted
Material
Wool
Pattern
Solid
Style
Minimalist
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
How can I determine if a wool rug is of high quality?
To assess the quality of a wool rug, look at the density of the weave and the method of construction. This rug is hand-knotted with an impressive 200 knots per square inch, a hallmark of superior craftsmanship. High knot density ensures a more detailed pattern and greater durability, as the fibers are tightly packed to resist matting and "spring back" even under heavy use.
What size rug is best for a living room with an oversized sectional?
For a large seating area, a 9' x 12' or 10' x 14' rug is ideal to ensure the furniture feels grounded. A general rule for a balanced layout is to choose a size large enough so that at least the front legs of your sectional rest on the rug. In open-concept spaces, this larger scale helps define the living area as a distinct "zone" without the rug appearing lost or "floating" in the middle of the room.
What are the advantages of a hand-knotted rug over machine-made alternatives?
Hand-knotted rugs are individual works of art, created by skilled artisans who tie each knot by hand. This process creates a structural integrity that machine-made rugs cannot replicate. Because the yarn is tied directly to the warp and weft, the design is visible on both the front and the back. This construction also makes the rug exceptionally durable, allowing it to withstand decades of use in high-traffic areas.
Is wool a suitable material for homes in humid or coastal climates?
Wool is a naturally breathable and moisture-wicking fiber, making it well-suited for various climates. The natural lanolin found in 100% wool acts as a protective barrier, providing inherent stain resistance and preventing the growth of odor-causing bacteria. For those in humid areas, we recommend ensuring the rug is placed in a well-ventilated room and blotting any spills immediately with a dry cloth to maintain the fiber's natural resilience.
Can a rug like this help with soundproofing in an urban apartment?
Yes, the density of a hand-knotted wool rug makes it an excellent choice for sound dampening in multi-story living. With a 0.7-inch pile height and a high knot-per-square-inch count, this rug effectively absorbs impact noise from footsteps and helps reduce echoes, creating a quieter and more peaceful environment in busy apartment settings.
Is it normal for a new wool rug to shed, and how should I maintain it?
Some shedding is completely normal for a new 100% natural wool rug during the first few months as the fibers settle. Based on our expertise with natural textiles, we recommend vacuuming the rug regularly using a low-suction setting. To protect the integrity of the hand-knotted fibers, it is best to avoid using a vacuum with a rotating beater bar, which can cause unnecessary "fuzzing" or fiber breakage.
108.00"w x 144.00"d x 0.75"h