Savalem Navy 5' x 7' Rug

To maintain the appearance and longevity of your rug, we recommend vacuuming it regularly without a beater bar to prevent fiber agitation. For spills, our experts recommend blotting the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth and a mild detergent. Because it is made of synthetic fibers, this rug can also be steam-cleaned as needed to refresh the pile and remove deep-seated dust.

Yes, synthetic fiber rugs are generally better suited for humid environments than natural fibers like wool or jute. The synthetic makeup of the fibers makes them naturally resistant to moisture-related issues such as mold and mildew. This makes it a reliable choice for entryways, mudrooms, or homes in coastal climates where humidity levels may fluctuate.

This rug features a minimal high-low pile that creates a subtle, sophisticated texture underfoot without being difficult to maintain. The distressed abstract pattern is not only a modern style statement but is also highly practical for high-traffic areas, as the varied tones of navy, cream, and gray are excellent at disguising minor debris or signs of wear between cleanings.

While this rug features a durable cotton backing, we highly recommend using a high-quality rug pad. A pad will help keep the rug securely in place on hard surfaces like hardwood or tile, preventing slipping and reducing the friction that can cause premature wear on the rug’s backing over time.

This rug is an excellent choice for active households. It is crafted from high-performance synthetic fibers that are naturally resilient to stains and easy to clean. The tight weave and durable material make it resistant to the typical wear and tear from pets and heavy foot traffic, while the soft cotton backing provides an added layer of protection for your underlying floors.

A 5' x 7' rug is highly versatile for anchoring smaller spaces or defining zones within an open-concept home. In a compact living room, it works perfectly when placed under a coffee table with the front legs of your sofa resting just off the edge. For a professional, balanced look, we suggest following the "18-inch rule," leaving about 18 inches of bare floor between the rug's edge and the walls of the room.