Noreo Blue 8'6 x 11'6 Rug

This rug is hand-tufted from 100% natural wool, a premium material renowned for its exceptional durability and natural "spring-back" resilience. Unlike synthetic fibers that can mat down over time, wool fibers retain their shape and loft even under heavy foot traffic. Furthermore, high-quality wool contains natural lanolin, which provides a built-in barrier against stains and spills, making it a superior long-term investment for the modern home.

Wool is a highly breathable, natural fiber capable of absorbing up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp to the touch. This makes it a great choice for various climates; however, in particularly humid regions, we recommend regular vacuuming and ensuring proper air circulation in the room to keep the rug fresh and prevent any musty odors from developing over time.

This "mansion-sized" rug is ideal for anchoring large, open-concept spaces. Following the professional "18-inch rule"—which suggests leaving about 18 inches of visible floor between the rug and the walls—this size fits perfectly in a primary bedroom beneath a king-sized bed or in a large living room. For a balanced look, ensure the rug is large enough that the front legs of your sofa and accent chairs rest comfortably on its surface to ground the seating area.

The "Lagoon Blue" tones of this rug are designed to be radiant and deep. While wool takes dye exceptionally well, all natural fibers can be sensitive to prolonged, direct UV exposure. If your room features large windows or significant direct sunlight, our stylists recommend using window treatments or rotating the rug every six months to ensure even wear and help maintain the "painterly" vibrance of the abstract design.

Yes. Because wool is naturally resilient and resistant to soiling, it is an excellent choice for families. The hand-tufted construction creates a dense, plush pile that provides a soft landing for children while standing up to pet activity. While its dimensional texture is daring, the inherent strength of the wool fibers ensures the rug remains radiant and durable despite the rigors of daily use.

Shedding is a perfectly normal characteristic of high-quality wool rugs and is not a sign of a defect. Based on our expertise with natural fibers, we recommend vacuuming the rug 1–2 times per week during the first few months to remove loose fibers. To protect the integrity of the hand-tufted pile, it is critical to use a vacuum without a beater bar (or with the beater bar disengaged), as aggressive brushes can damage the wool.