Yafa Multi 10' x 13'9 Rug

To preserve the integrity of the power-loomed fibers, our care guidelines recommend vacuuming without a beater bar, or setting the bar to the highest pile setting on a low-power mode. For accidental spills, spot clean immediately with a mild detergent, rinse thoroughly, and blot dry. We also suggest rotating the rug periodically to ensure even wear across the geometric pattern, especially in rooms with significant sun exposure.

This rug is specifically engineered for durability and is labeled as kid-friendly. Power-loomed from 100% polyester, the fibers are resilient against the friction of daily foot traffic. Furthermore, the over-dyed and distressed aesthetic is strategically designed to disguise minor spills or wear, making it a practical and high-performance foundation for a busy family room or playroom.

Absolutely. The Yafa collection bridges the gap between historical charm and contemporary design. The over-dyed technique applies rich, gemstone colors to a classic geometric pattern, creating a transitional look that pairs beautifully with both sleek, modern silhouettes and more traditional, heavy wood furniture. It serves as a sophisticated focal point that adds a sense of history to a new home.

While this rug features a sturdy construction, we highly recommend using a high-quality rug pad. A pad provides essential grip to prevent shifting on smooth hardwood or tile surfaces and adds a layer of cushioning that protects the floor and the rug's backing. For a rug of this scale, a pad helps maintain the flat, rectangular shape and prevents "bunching" in high-traffic zones.

Yes, this rug is well-suited for varying climates. Unlike natural fibers like wool or jute, which can trap moisture, the 100% polyester construction is inherently moisture-resistant. This makes it less susceptible to mold and mildew, providing a durable and stylish option for homes in humid regions or for use in finished basements and sunrooms.

At 10' x 13'9, this "mansion size" rug is designed to ground large furniture groupings in spacious rooms or open-concept floor plans. For a balanced aesthetic, we recommend following the "18-inch rule," which suggests leaving roughly 1.5 feet of bare floor between the rug’s edge and the walls. In a dining room, this rug's substantial scale ensures that even large chairs remain securely on the medium-pile surface when pulled out from the table.