From choosing the right style to measuring and maintenance, we’ve rounded up all you need to know.
A quality performance rug does much more for you than simply look great on the floor...
No matter what type of rug you own, we have all the tips you need to properly care for it.
Cotton: Many flat-weave rugs are woven from cotton. Cotton is easy to dye, so vibrant and colorful pieces can be created from it for a bold statement in any room. Cotton tends to stain easier than synthetic rugs, as it is naturally absorbent.
Hand-Hooked: Hand-hooked rugs use the same process as tufted rugs, but the yarns are looped back through the fabric backing. They are soft and plush, usually with a thick pile.
Tufted: Tufted rugs are constructed by punching individual yarns through a fabric backing and held into place with a top sheet of fabric. Tufted rugs are generally thicker and have a very dense pile.
High-pile/Shag: A rug made with extra-long fibers that create a fluffy or furry look.
Knotted: A rug woven using a specific technique where each yarn is knotted by hand, resulting in a cushioned hand feel and soft texture.
Flat-weave: Instead of a pile that rises several inches off the ground, a flat-weave rug will remain flush with the floor.
Handmade: Handmade rugs tend to have impeccable quality and last longer. They are also likely to feature more intricate detailing.
Synthetic/Performance: Made by machine and power loomed, these extremely durable rugs are typically resistant to stains.
Living room rugs have one simple rule — the bigger the better. Many people end up with small rugs that float in the center of the room, making the whole space feel smaller and off balance.
Whether you have a round, square or rectangular dining table, the shape of the rug should match. This helps keep the room feeling visually cohesive and fluid.
No one wants to step out onto a cold floor first thing in the morning, so making sure that you purchase a rug large enough to cover the space next to your nightstand is essential.
Stain resistant and power-loomed to retain quality and color for years on end, our performance rugs can do no wrong. All the elements to make these easy-to-care-for rugs last are woven into the construction.
We tackle common missteps to ensure your rug is nothing but an asset to your home.
Not sure how to measure or pick the right shape or style of rug? We’re here to help.
The synthetic fabrics and construction of a performance rug are designed to resist stains, so spills can be easily blotted out, and dirt can be brushed off or vacuumed.
Our performance rugs are designed to resist fading and stand up to everyday wear and tear. The hues and detailed patterns will look just as great in 5 years as they did the day you unrolled the rug onto your floor.
In addition to their artful and eye-catching designs, performance rugs are created specifically to hold up in high-traffic areas. They’ll naturally absorb and dampen sounds, cutting down on noise both within a room and in the room below it.
Bring texture and dimension to your space with power-loomed rugs featuring elaborate detail.
With durable materials and proper maintenance and storage, your rugs will last for years and maintain their good looks.
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