Speck Black Hand Knotted Wool Rug

Micro dots of black embedded in a natural shaggy ground creates a fresh fluid take on this quintessentially classic Moroccan weave rug. Finished with a traditional black braided tassel fringe.

• FEATURES & BENEFITS: Durable construction; plush feel; eye-catching, unusual weave. Because the weave lies in a single direction and is not apt to pull, hand-knotted rugs can appear lighter from one angle than the other - an optical illusion that is part of their appeal.
• WHERE TO USE: Area rugs that are perfect for "center stage" rooms like the living room, dining room, or master bedroom. Learn more.

It is common for wool rugs to shed, as they are created from natural fibers that form long strands of material that are then hand-knotted to create delightfully soft and durable area rugs. Due to the sheared pile, loose fibers will eventually work their way to the surface. If your wool area rug starts shedding, this is normal. Just trim any tufts of wool that appear with a sharp pair of scissors; do not pull the fibers. 
Even though shedding does occur –and is not preventable–there are steps you can take to help maintain the shedding of your wool rug. Visit our Rug Breeds Guide for detailed instructions on rug placement and rug care.

Trimaran Stripe Graphite/Ivory Indoor/Outdoor WOUF™

What's a WOUF™ It's a scaled-down version of the pouf that's perfect for both pets and pint-sized people! In a durable, washable, and totally lovable indoor/outdoor weave.

Diamond Fieldstone/Ivory Indoor/Outdoor Rug

Shine on, crazy diamond! This eye-catching geometric made of durable polypropylene is soft handed, fade-resistant, can stand up to the everyday wear and tear of family-foot traffic, and it's easy to keep clean in homes with pets and kids.

• FEATURES & BENEFITS: Ultra-durable construction, water-resistant, and UV-treated for fade resistance; lightweight; often reversible; washable, scrubbable, and bleachable.
• WHERE TO USE: A rug for all seasons! Terrific for high-traffic areas; kids' rooms; staircases; muddy messes such as sunrooms, decks, and porches; and any floor that gets wet - like the bathroom, the kitchen, or the basement. Learn more.