We also sell a lot of rugs made with jute, another natural fiber known for its tensile strength and versatility. Jute is a flexible material; and when finely-woven enough it can look both elegant and casual. Soft enough in a bedroom but tough enough to withstand a playroom. An eco-conscious crop, jute has minimal water needs, and consumes large enough quantities of carbon dioxide that it’s C02-neutral. Many of our rugs incorporate cotton or hemp, and our outdoor rugs are made of a fiber that’s comprised of recycled plastic bottles. Rug Techniques Not only do our rugs come in a variety of patterns and styles to suit all your home decor needs, but their practical and easy-to-care-for design is also perfect for all rooms in your home, including covered patios. They are a great addition to RVs for their size their easy maintenance. Wash it whenever needed with detergent, just like you wash your laundry. Choose the right rug size by measuring & drawing. Measure your room, measure the rug, make a little sketch to understand where things will fit. Use a rug size chart, or consult with an expert - we offer a free design consultation for just this scenario. If you’re interested in a custom sized rug, we can help with that, too Add texture and trendy touch to just about any room in your home or RV with this vintage-inspired washable rug. Featuring a grey and white color scheme, this design features lines, dashes, and an assortment of geometric shapes guaranteed to add depth and interest to your space. Rugs are made on looms, which are designed to produce rectilinear textiles: either squares or rectangles. You’ll notice a lot of Moroccan rugs are longer and thinner than the typical American room; this is because they are made on looms which facilitate that shape. That’s also why circular rugs are harder to come by, as the technique and tools used to weave rugs aren’t as well-suited to circular shapes.

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My Magic Carpet is an eco-friendly, sustainably sourced alternative to traditional rugs. Our rugs are so easy to clean it's like magic! Your home is a living, breathing entity - it’s an environment that grows with you and your family over time. We like to think of our product as buildable. So maybe you buy a jute rug, and you love it, but a year later you inherit your mom’s couch because she’s getting a new couch, and it changes the room, so you find a vintage rug that’s a little smaller than the jute and can lay it on top. Rug Shapes Simply put it in the washing machine, and voila! You have a new-looking and hygienic rug in its perfect shape in minimal time. What more can you ask? Accent your space while protecting your floors from spills and scratches, and wash away germs and bacteria with our full line of no-fuss rugs. On average our most-used rug material is wool, which is the most widely used fiber in Turkish and Moroccan rug design. Wool is a wonder-fiber; it's anti-bacterial and protected by its natural lanolin. It’s plentiful in supply, durable, long-lasting, and soft—so it’s super comfy to walk and relax on. There’s a reason it’s been used for centuries in rug production and is still used today.There’s no hard and fast rule for this, and it changes depending on which designer you speak to - they all have their preferences, and it can all look good. But generally, if you’re looking for area rugs (ie rugs that will cover most of the room), you want to place your rug in the middle of the room, leaving 1-2 feet between the rug and the wall (we aim for 1.5) so it can breathe, and you want the majority of your furniture to fit on it, at least partially—i.e., the front legs of a chair are on it.

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The rules of rug sizing are malleable; they vary based on the space and the furniture. Ultimately you want something that complements the dimensions it’s living within. How big of a rug you need will depend first on the size of the room, second on the purpose of the room, and third on the furniture within it. Machine dry separately on low heat or air-dry. Avoid high heat settings and remove promptly to avoid creases. Lay carpet out as soon as possible to prevent wrinkles, and DO NOT use an iron. All rug sizes are approximate. Due to the difference of monitor colors, some rug colors may vary slightly. We try to represent all rug colors accurately. Please refer to the text above for a description of the colors shown in the photo.That said, we love rooms which have multiple rugs. Maybe you’re layering one on top of the other, like a smaller vintage kilim over a larger flatwoven jute. Or maybe you have a runner on either side of your bed - especially good if they are mismatched. Or you have a larger space and you use several smaller rugs to partition it into different sections: a seating area here, a reading nook there, a dining space near the window The most common weaving techniques are hand-knotting, flatweaving, hand-tufting, hand-looming, and machine weaving. Hand-knotting and flatweaving are the oldest styles of weaving. Different techniques will yield different rug textures and different pile heights. If you know your rug is going into a high-traffic area, go for a construction or technique that is more durable (hand-knotting or flatweaving) so it will be able to last. There are many types of rugs, and thus many types of high-quality rug materials; you just want to know what you’re getting. We’re not purists about it; we’re pretty democratic. There aren’t really “best rugs”, but there is definitely the best rug for you! Like any investment, you want to buy something that will last. We like to make our rugs with sturdy, comfortable, and beautiful materials that are environmentally friendly.