Pasadena Heights Gray 2'3 x 8' Runner Rug

To ensure safety and extend the life of your rug, we strongly recommend using a rug pad. Because runners are narrower and placed in areas of constant movement, a pad provides necessary grip to prevent sliding on smooth surfaces like hardwood or tile. A pad also adds a layer of protection for the floor underneath and provides additional cushioning underfoot.

As a 100% natural fiber, wool is an excellent choice for health-conscious homes. Unlike many synthetic rugs, natural wool does not go through "off-gassing" of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Furthermore, wool fibers have a unique ability to trap common indoor dust and allergens within their scales, keeping them out of the breathing zone until they can be easily vacuumed away.

Based on our material care guidelines, you should immediately blot spills with a clean, dry white cloth and cool water mixed with a mild detergent. Avoid rubbing the stain, as this can push liquid deeper into the handwoven fibers. For long-term maintenance, regular vacuuming is the most effective way to prevent dirt from becoming embedded in the wool pile.

This runner is specifically designed for narrow, transitional spaces. Its 8-foot length is perfect for defining a galley kitchen or protecting high-traffic flooring in urban apartment hallways. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the dense wool construction provides excellent acoustic dampening, which is highly beneficial for reducing noise in multi-story residential buildings.

Yes, wool is one of the most resilient natural fibers available for floorcoverings. This rug is handwoven from 100% natural wool, which features a natural elasticity that allows fibers to "spring back" after being compressed by foot traffic. This construction prevents the matting and crushing often seen in synthetic alternatives, making it an ideal choice for busy transition areas like hallways or entryways.

Shedding is a hallmark of high-quality, natural wool rugs and is not a sign of a defect. For a handwoven piece like this, we recommend regular vacuuming with a suction-only setting or a vacuum with a raised beater bar to remove loose fibers. Over time, usually within the first few months of use, the shedding will significantly diminish as the fibers settle.