Sharease III Navy 7'10 x 10' Rug

Yes, this rug is specifically engineered for durability in busy households. It is meticulously woven from 100% polypropylene, a high-performance synthetic fiber known for its exceptional resistance to stains, fading, and moisture. Because the material is naturally resilient and features a medium pile height, it can withstand the heavy foot traffic of a living room or entryway while maintaining its plush texture and contemporary striped pattern.

A rug of this size is ideal for anchoring a standard living room or large family area. To create a balanced look, we recommend following the "front legs" rule, where the front legs of your sofa and accent chairs rest on the rug, while the back legs remain on the floor. This provides enough coverage—approximately 7 feet 10 inches by 10 feet—to unify your furniture grouping without overwhelming the room. For larger open-concept spaces, this size helps clearly define the seating zone and prevents a "floating furniture" appearance.

Utilizing a striped pattern is a strategic design choice for managing visual space. In a contemporary setting, stripes act as leading lines that can make a room feel longer or wider depending on their orientation. The combination of navy, blue, beige, and gray tones provides a sophisticated, multi-tonal palette that easily coordinates with both light and dark furniture, adding depth to the room while maintaining a bright, open feel.

This rug is an excellent choice for a dining room due to its flat-woven durability and stain resistance. When sizing for a dining area, ensure the rug is large enough so that all chair legs remain on the rug even when guests are pulled away from the table. The 7'10" x 10' dimensions typically provide a generous 24-to-30-inch border around a standard 6-person dining table, ensuring a stable and cohesive surface for entertaining.

To maintain the longevity and appearance of the medium pile, our care guide recommends vacuuming regularly without using a beater bar. A beater bar can be too abrasive for woven constructions and may cause the fibers to fuzz or pull over time. For liquid spills, the non-absorbent nature of polypropylene allows for effective maintenance; simply spot clean the area immediately using a dry, clean cloth to blot away the moisture.

For residents in coastal areas or humid regions, polypropylene is an authoritative choice over natural fibers like wool or jute. This material is inherently resistant to mold and mildew because it does not absorb moisture, which is a critical factor for maintaining air quality and rug integrity in damp environments. Additionally, the fiber's natural UV resistance helps prevent the vibrant navy and blue colors from fading in homes with significant sun exposure through large windows or glass doors.