Reigate I Tan 7'10 Round Rug

Yes, the combination of polypropylene and polyester makes this rug an excellent choice for active households. Based on our expertise with performance fibers, these materials are chosen specifically for their exceptional stain resistance and durability. Unlike natural fibers that may snag, the meticulously woven construction is designed to withstand heavy foot traffic while resisting common household messes. For homes with pets, these synthetic fibers also tend to repel moisture and odors more effectively than wool or jute.

When selecting a circular rug, the goal is to create visual balance. For a dining space, a 7'10" round rug is generally ideal for circular tables seating 4 to 6 people; our design experts recommend ensuring the rug extends at least 24 to 30 inches beyond the table's edge so chair legs remain on the rug when pulled out. In an entryway or foyer, this size works perfectly as a central anchor, provided you maintain the "18-inch rule"—leaving approximately 18 inches of bare floor between the rug and the walls to define the space without it feeling cramped.

This rug is exceptionally well-suited for humid or coastal climates. Because it is crafted from a blend of polypropylene and polyester, it is naturally resistant to mold and mildew, unlike natural fiber rugs like jute or wool which can trap moisture. These synthetic fibers are also fade-resistant, which is beneficial for sun-drenched rooms in coastal regions, ensuring the charcoal and tan abstract pattern remains vibrant over time.

This rug features high-low textures, which means the pile height varies across the abstract pattern. This technique is a hallmark of sophisticated textile design, used to create physical depth and visual dimension. Not only does this add a premium, tactile feel underfoot, but the varied heights also help to mask track marks and everyday wear more effectively than a standard flat-pile rug.

To maintain the appearance and longevity of your rug, our care guide recommends vacuuming regularly without a beater bar. This is especially important for high-low textures, as a beater bar can pull or fray the different pile heights. To prevent edges from curling and to stop the rug from sliding, we suggest using a high-quality rug pad. For spills, blot immediately with a dry, clean cloth rather than rubbing, which helps keep the fibers intact and stain-free.

Absolutely. While rectangular rugs can emphasize the boxy nature of a room, a round rug serves to "soften" the hard angles of furniture and walls. This creates a sense of flow and movement that draws the eye outward, making a compact space feel more open and organic. It is a strategic choice for defining a specific zone—such as a reading nook or a coffee table grouping—without the visual weight of a larger rectangular piece.