Sherbon III Gray 6'7 Round Rug

To ensure safety and a polished look, we recommend pairing your rug with a high-quality rug pad. A pad provides the necessary grip to prevent sliding on smooth surfaces like hardwood, tile, or laminate—which is essential in high-traffic areas to prevent tripping. If the edges curl slightly after unrolling, we suggest "reverse rolling" the rug for a few hours or placing a heavy object on the edges overnight to help the backing settle flat against the floor.

To preserve the longevity and appearance of the fibers, our experts recommend regular vacuuming without a beater bar, as the rotating brush can agitate the medium pile unnecessarily. For liquid spills, the non-absorbent nature of polypropylene allows for easy maintenance—simply blot the area immediately with a dry, clean cloth. We recommend avoiding harsh chemicals to protect the abstract pattern and material integrity.

Polypropylene is an ideal material for humid or coastal regions because it is naturally resistant to mold and mildew. Unlike natural fibers like jute or wool, which can trap moisture and develop odors in damp air, this rug’s synthetic fibers do not absorb water. This makes it a reliable, long-lasting choice for homes in climates where moisture levels are a concern.

This rug is specifically engineered for the demands of a high-traffic household. Polypropylene is a highly durable synthetic fiber known for its exceptional resistance to staining and moisture. The medium pile height offers a comfortable, soft surface for children to play on while remaining resilient enough to withstand heavy foot traffic and pet activity. Its meticulously woven construction ensures it maintains its natural charm and shape even in the most active family spaces.

A 6'7" round rug is an excellent choice for anchoring small to mid-sized spaces. For a dining area, it typically fits best under a round table that seats two to four people; just ensure the rug is large enough so that chair legs remain on the rug even when pulled out. In an entryway or foyer, this size provides a welcoming focal point that defines the space without overwhelming the floor plan, making it ideal for both standard suburban foyers and urban apartment layouts.

Round rugs are a strategic design tool used to soften the sharp, boxy angles often found in modern architecture. They are particularly effective in square rooms, reading nooks, or oddly shaped spaces where a rectangular rug might feel too rigid or formal. By drawing the eye outward in a circular motion, this shape can also create the illusion of more floor space, making it a favorite for maximizing the feel of smaller rooms or open-concept "zones."