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Wool Area Rugs — Natural Luxury

100% natural wool. Soft, durable & temperature-regulating — the gold standard of rug fibers.

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Why Choose Wool Area Rugs?

Wool is the most versatile and durable natural rug fiber available. It's naturally stain-resistant, temperature-regulating, hypoallergenic, and incredibly soft underfoot. RugKnots sources premium wool from New Zealand and Argentina for our hand-knotted collection, ensuring each rug delivers decades of beauty and performance.

🧶 Wool Rug Care

  • Vacuum weekly with low suction — never use a beater bar.
  • Rotate every 6 months for even wear.
  • Blot spills immediately with cold water.
  • Professional cleaning every 2–3 years.

📐 Sizing Guide

  • Living room: 8×10 or 9×12.
  • Dining room: add 24" to each side of your table.
  • Bedroom: 8×10 for queen, 9×12 for king.
  • Hallway: 2×8 or 2×10 runner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is wool or polypropylene better for rugs?
Wool is more luxurious, durable, and natural. Polypropylene is more practical and easier to clean. For living rooms and bedrooms, wool is the premium choice.
Do wool rugs cause allergies?
Wool is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites. It can trap airborne allergens in its fibers, which are removed when vacuumed — actually improving indoor air quality.
How long do wool rugs last?
A quality hand-knotted wool rug can last 50–100+ years with proper care. Machine-made wool rugs typically last 15–25 years.