Nabhi Light Gray 10' x 14' Rug

This rug is hand-knotted using thousands of individual Persian knots, a labor-intensive process that results in a unique, high-durability piece of art. Unlike machine-made rugs that use adhesives to secure fibers to a backing, hand-knotted construction creates a rug that is more flexible, breathable, and capable of lasting for generations with proper care. This traditional technique also allows for more intricate detail in the Turkish and Oriental motifs.

Shedding is a natural characteristic of high-quality, handspun wool rugs and is not a sign of poor quality. Because the wool is natural and hand-processed, small fibers may work their way to the surface during the first few months of use. Regular vacuuming with a low-suction setting will manage the shedding, which will significantly diminish over time as the rug settles into your home.

For a mansion-sized rug like this 10' x 14' piece, the goal is to anchor your furniture and define the space. In a large living room, our experts recommend the "all-legs-on" rule, where the sofa, accent chairs, and coffee table sit entirely on the rug. Alternatively, you can follow the 18-inch rule by leaving about 18 inches of bare floor between the rug's edges and the walls to create a balanced, intentional look that prevents the room from feeling cramped.

Natural wool is an excellent choice for those concerned with indoor air quality. Wool fibers act as a natural air filter, trapping dust and common allergens until they can be vacuumed away. Furthermore, New Zealand wool is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to the growth of bacteria and dust mites. Because this rug uses 100% natural handspun wool, it offers a healthier environment while providing a soft, luxurious texture underfoot.

To maintain the beauty of handspun wool, vacuum the rug regularly using a suction-only setting or a vacuum with the beater bar turned off to avoid pulling the fibers. For spills, our care guide recommends blotting the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth. If a stain persists, use a mixture of cool water and a mild detergent, blotting gently rather than rubbing. We also recommend rotating your rug once a year to ensure even wear, especially in sunlit rooms or high-traffic zones.

In large, open-concept floor plans common in modern suburban homes, a 10' x 14' rug acts as a visual boundary that separates the "living zone" from the dining or kitchen areas. The substantial scale of this rug ensures that even oversized sectionals are fully grounded, preventing the furniture from looking like it is "floating" in the middle of a large room. Its neutral light gray and blue palette provides a sophisticated foundation that ties disparate design elements together without overwhelming the space.