Rosegrove Blue 2'6 x 8' Rug

Wool is widely considered one of the most resilient and durable natural fibers for high-traffic zones. This runner features a hand-tufted construction with a dense, textural cut and loop pile, which helps the fibers spring back after being stepped on. The natural lanolin in wool also provides an inherent level of soil resistance, making it an excellent investment for busy entryways or corridors.

Like most runners, this item should be paired with a high-quality rug pad, especially when placed on smooth surfaces like hardwood, laminate, or tile. A rug pad not only prevents dangerous slipping and sliding in high-traffic walkways but also adds an extra layer of cushioning that protects both the rug’s backing and your home's flooring from wear over time.

To preserve the integrity of the hand-tufted fibers, we recommend vacuuming your rug regularly without a beater bar, as high-suction can sometimes pull at the tufts. Based on our professional care guidelines, if a spill occurs, you should blot it immediately with a clean, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a mild detergent mixed with cool water, but avoid over-saturating the wool, as natural fibers can hold moisture.

Wool is a breathable, natural fiber that manages moisture better than many synthetic alternatives. While it is naturally resistant to mold and mildew, in very humid or coastal environments, we recommend ensuring the room has proper ventilation. Periodic "airing out" and regular vacuuming will help maintain the wool's texture and longevity in more damp climates.

This runner measures 2 feet 6 inches wide by 8 feet long. When placing a runner in a hallway, our design experts suggest leaving approximately 2 to 3 inches of visible floor space on both sides to provide a balanced, framed look. For a standard 10-foot hallway, an 8-foot runner is ideal as it allows for roughly 12 inches of clearance at each end, preventing the rug from looking cramped against baseboards or doors.

The contemporary abstract design features a "space-dyed" technique, which creates softly saturated transitions between blue, green, copper, and gold. Because it incorporates both cool and warm tones, it serves as a versatile foundation. It pairs exceptionally well with modern furniture featuring clean lines or metal accents, and the copper and gold highlights can be pulled out through decorative accents like brass lamps or wooden console tables.