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Natural Wool Rug
A wool rug that has not been treated with any synthetic ingredients is known as a natural wool rug. Wool is normally obtained from sheep, but it can also be obtained from goats or llamas.
Compared to synthetic rugs, natural wool rugs have several advantages. They are naturally resilient and, with appropriate care, can last for many years. Wool fibres contain a waxy layer that repels liquid, making them inherently stain-resistant as well. Wool is a fantastic insulator as well, making it the perfect material for keeping your house warm in the winter.
We have natural wool rugs that are made from high-quality wool, as this will ensure that the rug is both durable and comfortable. with various size and shape options, as well as style and colour, to ensure that it matches your decor and fits the intended space.
We have many natural wool rug patterns available, some of which include:
Geometric patterns: These include patterns such as chevron, diamond, herringbone, and other angular designs.
Floral patterns: These patterns feature various types of flowers and foliage, including roses, peonies, and leaves.
Striped patterns: These include patterns such as horizontal stripes, vertical stripes, and diagonal stripes.
Abstract patterns: These include unique designs that don't necessarily fit into a specific category, often featuring irregular shapes and lines.
Solid colours: While not technically a pattern, solid-colour wool rugs are also popular and available in a range of natural hues.
Here are some natural wool rug ideas to help you choose the right one for your space:
Choose a neutral colour: A natural wool rug in a neutral colour, such as beige or grey, can complement a variety of decor styles and colour schemes.
Add texture: Wool rugs with a textured surface, such as a shag or looped pile, can add depth and interest to your space.
Use a patterned rug: A rug with a pattern, such as a geometric or floral design, can add visual interest and tie together other elements in the room.
Layer rugs: Layering a natural wool rug over a larger, neutral rug can add warmth and texture to a space, while also creating a cosy atmosphere.
Try a round rug: A round wool rug can be a unique and unexpected addition to a room, adding a touch of whimsy and playfulness.
Consider the pile height: The pile height of a wool rug can affect its texture and feel. A high-pile rug will be plush and soft, while a low-pile rug will be firmer and more durable.
Embrace natural variations: Natural wool rugs can have variations in colour and texture, which can add character and charm to your space.
Cleaning a natural wool rug requires some care to avoid damaging delicate fibres. Here are some natural wool rug cleaning ideas to keep your rug looking its best:
Vacuum regularly: Regular vacuuming is key to keeping your wool rug clean. Use a low-power setting and a vacuum with a brush attachment to gently remove dirt and dust.
Blot spills immediately: If a spill occurs, blot it up immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Do not rub the spill, as this can damage the fibres.
Use a mild detergent: If your rug needs a deeper cleaning, use a mild detergent and water solution. Mix one tablespoon of mild detergent with one quart of water, and use a sponge or soft-bristled brush to gently scrub the rug.
Rinse thoroughly: After cleaning, rinse the rug thoroughly with clean water to remove any soap residue. Avoid soaking the rug, as this can damage the fibres.
Air dry: Hang the rug up or lay it flat to air dry. Do not place the rug in direct sunlight, as this can cause the colours to fade.
Rotate the rug: To avoid uneven wear, rotate the rug periodically so that it wears evenly.
Consider professional cleaning: If your wool rug is heavily soiled or has stubborn stains, consider having it professionally cleaned by a rug cleaning specialist who has experience with wool rugs.
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