Harper Rug

Hand-tufted rugs are created by punching individual strands of yarn into a canvas backing, which results in a plush, dense pile that feels soft underfoot. This construction method offers a high level of comfort and durability, making it well-suited for high-traffic areas like living rooms.

To keep the rug in top condition, vacuum regularly on a low setting without a beater brush to avoid damaging the fibers. We recommend rotating the rug every 3 to 6 months to ensure even wear, and if you see any loose ends, do not pull them—simply trim them with scissors.

Yes, a rug pad is highly recommended. It will prevent the rug from slipping on hard surfaces, provide extra cushioning, and help protect the backing from premature wear.

The mélange pattern uses a blend of vintage, dark, and stonewashed tones to create a subtle, heathered effect rather than a flat, solid color. This gives the rug a lived-in, bohemian character that adds visual interest without overwhelming the room.

At 0.75 inches, this is considered a medium-pile rug. While it offers a cozy, substantial feel, it may be too thick for doors with low clearance, so we recommend measuring the gap between your floor and the bottom of your door before purchasing.