Wool & Jute Area Rug – Charcoal or Natural Colorway, Living Room

Charcoal or Natural, woven in wool and jute. The Natural leaves both fibers near their own colors, so the rug reads as one warm straw tone with variation in it. The Charcoal takes the wool down dark against the pale jute, which makes the weave structure visible from across a room instead of only from up close.

Wool and jute are usually blended for economy, but the pairing has a real reason behind it. Jute is drawn from a plant stalk and is stiff, dense and cheap to weave at scale, so it gives the rug body without adding cost. Wool sits on the surface, takes dye far better than jute does, and provides the give that keeps a jute-heavy rug from feeling like matting underfoot.

Four sizes, 5'7" x 7'10" through 9'10" x 13'2". Jute in the blend means this belongs on dry indoor floors rather than in a bathroom, a laundry or a covered porch that takes damp air.

• Material: Wool and jute
• Colors: Charcoal, Natural
• Sizes: 5'7" x 7'10", 6'7" x 9'10", 8'2" x 11'6", 9'10" x 13'2"
• Placement: Dry indoor floors