Softy Seaside Blue 8' x 10' Rug

While the coastal aesthetic is a perfect match for beachside homes, indoor placement is essential in humid climates. This rug is intended for indoor use to maintain its soft texture and "heavenly" underfoot feel. If you live in a high-humidity area, ensure your home is well-ventilated to prevent moisture from becoming trapped in the pile. For high-traffic entryways where sand or moisture are common, we suggest placing this decorative piece in a more sheltered lounge or bedroom area.

An abstract rug with cool tones like blue, white, and gray serves as a serene foundation for many decor styles. If your room features neutral seating in beige or gray, the blue accents provide a sophisticated pop of color without being overwhelming. For a cohesive coastal aesthetic, pair the rug with natural wood finishes or light-colored upholstery to mirror the "white sand and crystal blue water" inspiration of the design.

A rug with a soft pile is specifically designed to prioritize comfort and a luxurious underfoot feel. Softer piles add an extra layer of warmth and coziness, making them ideal for areas where you spend time barefoot, such as bedrooms or family lounges. Beyond comfort, the dense fibers of a soft pile can also assist with sound absorption, creating a quieter and more intimate environment in your home.

To keep a rug with ivory and light blue tones looking its best, regular maintenance is key. Based on our expertise with high-quality textiles, we recommend vacuuming frequently to prevent dust and debris from settling into the soft pile. For spills, blot them immediately with a clean, dry cloth and a mild detergent; avoid scrubbing, as this can damage the integrity of the fibers.

An 8' x 10' rug is one of the most versatile sizes for a living room. Ideally, you should select a rug large enough that the front legs of your sofa and accent chairs rest comfortably on it, which anchors the furniture and prevents a "floating" look. For larger, open-concept spaces, this size helps define the seating zone while leaving a balanced 18-inch border of visible floor between the rug and the walls.

Yes, using a larger rug in a small space can actually make the room feel larger. By choosing a rug that extends under most of your furniture, you create a unified visual plane that expands the perceived boundaries of the room. The light colors of this piece are particularly effective for smaller spaces, as ivory and light blue tones reflect more light, helping to brighten and visually open up the area.