Moncha Aqua 5'6 x 8'6 Rug

This rug is meticulously handcrafted using an all-loop Hand-Loom weave, a technique that produces a superior tonal quality and distinctive texture that mass-produced options lack. This artisanal construction ensures a high-end finish, while the 100% viscose yarns offer a luxurious, silklike sheen that elevates the ambiance of contemporary living spaces.

A 5'6" x 8'6" rug is a versatile mid-sized option that serves several layout purposes. In a living room, it is ideal for anchoring a conversational seating arrangement with the front legs of the sofa resting on the fibers to create a cohesive look. In a bedroom, it fits comfortably under the lower two-thirds of a queen-sized bed. This size is also a popular choice for urban apartments or home offices, where it can define a dining area or workspace without overcrowding the floor plan.

To maintain the soft texture and lustrous finish of viscose, we recommend regular vacuuming using a suction-only setting; avoiding a beater bar is essential to prevent snagging the loop weave. If a spill occurs, our expert care guidelines suggest blotting immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Because viscose fibers are sensitive to liquid, professional cleaning is the most effective method for long-term maintenance, ensuring the cotton backing stays secure and the rectangular shape remains intact.

While the all-loop weave provides some resilience, viscose is a premium material best reserved for low-to-medium traffic zones such as master suites or formal sitting areas. Its delicate, silky fibers are prized for comfort and aesthetics rather than heavy-duty wear. For homes with pets, the smooth surface makes surface hair easy to remove with a vacuum, but we recommend pairing the rug with a quality rug pad to provide extra cushioning and prevent shifting on hard floors.

A solid-colored rug in a vibrant aqua hue acts as a sophisticated focal point. Contemporary design relies on the rug's tonal quality—subtle shifts in color created by the way the Hand-Loom weave catches the light—to add depth without the clutter of a busy pattern. This allows the rug to anchor a room while complementing modern furniture silhouettes and clean architectural lines.

Viscose is an absorbent fiber, so in humid or coastal climates, it performs best in air-conditioned or well-ventilated spaces. The breathable cotton backing helps manage the rug's structural stability, but keeping the fibers dry is crucial to preserving their characteristic sheen. In these environments, we recommend using a rug pad to improve airflow underneath the rug and protect the materials from any lingering floor-level moisture.