Wool Area Rug – Textured Pile, Parchment or Rye Colorway

Parchment and Rye are both neutrals, separated by warmth. Parchment is the cooler off-white of the pair; Rye carries a golden cast closer to dry grass. The pile is textured rather than level, so the surface catches light in bands across the width of the rug. Three sizes are offered and all of them are large: the smallest is 6'7" x 9'10", the biggest 9'10" x 13'2".

Wool pile behaves well under furniture. The fiber's natural crimp lets it compress and recover, so the dents left by a sofa foot lift out over a few days rather than becoming permanent depressions. Wool also takes dye deep into the staple, which is what keeps a pale colorway like Parchment from going grey and flat in a room with a south-facing window.

There is no small size here, so this is a rug for a main room: a living room where the whole seating group sits on it, a primary bedroom with the rug running past both sides of the bed, or a dining room with clearance for chairs.

• Material: Wool
• Surface: Textured pile
• Colors: Parchment, Rye
• Sizes: 6'7" x 9'10", 8'2" x 11'6", 9'10" x 13'2"