Wool rugs
Wool is naturally durable and resilient: the fibers spring back under furniture and foot traffic, so wool rugs suit living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms used every day. Wool also resists soil and feels soft underfoot. New wool rugs shed lightly at first; regular vacuuming without a beater bar reduces it within weeks. Wool blends combine wool with other fibers for a lower price and easier care. Blot spills right away and use a professional rug cleaner for deep cleaning.
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Wool rugs: common questions
Are wool rugs good for high-traffic rooms?
Yes; wool fibers spring back and resist wear, so they suit living rooms and hallways.
Do wool rugs shed?
Lightly at first; it fades with regular vacuuming.
How do you clean a wool rug?
Vacuum regularly, blot spills right away and use a professional rug cleaner for deep cleaning.
Not sure which size fits?
Room-by-room layouts in our size guide, or call (650) 533-1335.
Open size guideChoosing an area rug
Start with size: in a living room, leave 12–18 inches of bare floor around the rug and tuck at least the front legs of your sofa onto it. Then narrow by color and style, and add a rug pad to keep it in place.