Reigate I Tan 7'10 x 10'3 Rug

To maintain the depth and dimension of the high-low texture, our care guidelines recommend vacuuming regularly without a beater bar. A beater bar can be too aggressive on multi-level fibers and may cause premature wear. For accidental spills, blot the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth; the inherent stain resistance of polypropylene makes spot cleaning highly effective for everyday messes.

For a rug of this scale, such as the 7'10" x 10'3" Reigate I, the ideal placement is to have at least the front legs of your sofa and accent chairs resting on the rug. This anchors the furniture grouping and prevents the "floating rug" look. In open-concept living areas, this size is particularly effective at defining a dedicated seating zone while maintaining a cohesive flow throughout the home.

The Reigate I features a transitional design that successfully bridges the gap between classic and contemporary styles. The charcoal and tan abstract pattern provides a sophisticated, modern aesthetic that isn't overly formal. Because it utilizes a versatile color palette of beige, gray, and brown, it serves as an excellent foundation that complements both sleek, modern furniture and more traditional, wood-heavy decor.

Polypropylene and polyester are ideal materials for humid climates or coastal regions. Unlike organic fibers like wool or jute, these synthetic materials are naturally resistant to mold and mildew and do not absorb moisture as easily. This ensures the rug remains a durable and fresh addition to your home, even in environments where humidity levels are a frequent concern.

Beyond its abstract design, this rug utilizes high-low textures to create a multi-dimensional surface. This construction technique uses varying pile heights to add physical depth, making the charcoal and tan tones appear more dynamic as light hits the room. This added dimension provides a high-end, curated feel that flat-weave rugs cannot replicate.

Yes. This rug is meticulously woven from a blend of polypropylene and polyester, materials specifically chosen for their exceptional resilience. Unlike natural fibers that may shed, these synthetic fibers are designed to withstand the heavy foot traffic of a busy household. The tight weave and durable material also make it a pet-friendly choice, as it is resistant to snags and easier to clean than more delicate textiles.