Mazanure Charcoal 5' x 8' Rug

This rug features a sophisticated blend of pure wool and organic viscose yarn. The hand-tufted wool provides a dense, richly textured pile known for its natural resilience and long-term durability. To achieve a high-fashion finish inspired by fine Italian silk, silky veins of viscose are woven throughout, adding a dazzling sheen and a soft, luxurious feel underfoot.

To preserve the intricate cut pile and delicate viscose highlights, we recommend regular vacuuming without a beater bar, as aggressive brush rolls can pull at the silky fibers. For spills, our care guidelines suggest blotting immediately with a clean, dry cloth and cool water with a mild detergent. Because viscose is an organic yarn sensitive to moisture, it is important to avoid over-saturating the rug during cleaning.

Yes. The ivory tones in this geometric pattern are excellent for reflecting light, which can help a room feel more open and airy. Using a light-colored rug as a foundation is a classic design technique to create the illusion of more depth, making it a strategic choice for smaller or darker transitional spaces.

A 5’ x 8’ rug is an ideal choice for urban apartments or compact seating areas. In a smaller living room, it is perfectly sized to anchor the space by resting under the front legs of your sofa and chairs, grounding the furniture without overwhelming the floor. To maintain a balanced look, our design experts recommend leaving approximately 18 inches of bare floor between the rug's edge and your walls.

The high-contrast black and ivory palette serves as a versatile neutral that anchors a variety of decor styles. The Southwestern-inspired geometric pattern pairs exceptionally well with rustic wood textures or mid-century modern furniture. For a cohesive look, try pulling the charcoal tones into your room through accent pillows or decorative vases to tie the space together.

While the pure wool components are naturally breathable and durable, the silky viscose accents are more sensitive to moisture. In humid climates like Florida or the Gulf Coast, this rug is best suited for climate-controlled indoor environments. For rooms with high humidity or frequent moisture exposure, such as mudrooms, we typically recommend synthetic or performance-fiber alternatives.