Sunray Place Navy 3' x 5' Rug

This rug is power-loomed, a precision manufacturing process that ensures a consistent, tight weave and intricate detailing in the geometric pattern. This construction method offers a great balance of affordability and longevity, providing a sturdy, uniform surface that is less prone to the shedding often associated with hand-tufted or wool rugs.

Because this rug is primarily composed of polypropylene, it is naturally resistant to moisture and less susceptible to the mold or mildew issues that can affect 100% natural fiber rugs. This makes it an excellent, low-maintenance choice for homes in humid regions or coastal environments where moisture levels are consistently higher.

Based on our material expertise, we recommend vacuuming the rug regularly to prevent dirt and dust from settling into the fibers. For localized spills, the polypropylene and jute construction allows for simple spot cleaning. Maintaining a consistent vacuuming schedule is the most effective way to preserve the vibrant navy and red geometric pattern and extend the life of the piece.

This rug is highly recommended for active households. The synthetic polypropylene fibers are non-porous and inherently stain-resistant, which allows for much easier cleanup of spills or pet accidents. Additionally, the tight power-loomed weave helps prevent pet claws from snagging the pile, ensuring the rug maintains its integrity over time.

Measuring 3' x 5', this rug is perfectly scaled for smaller living arrangements. It works beautifully as an accent in a studio apartment, a focal point in a home office, or a grounding element in a reading nook. The Bohemian-inspired geometric design adds an eclectic, high-end feel to a room, providing a pop of color and texture without making a compact space feel cluttered.

Yes, this rug is power-loomed with a blend of 90% polypropylene and 10% jute. Polypropylene is a high-performance synthetic fiber known for its exceptional durability and resistance to abrasion. This makes it an ideal choice for busy areas of the home, such as entryways, hallways, or kitchens, where it can withstand heavy foot traffic without losing its shape.