Beluga Design 50 — Round Hand-Tufted Wool & Viscose Area Rug
Luminous. Artisanal. Sculptural in the round.
The Beluga Design 50 comes in two colorways. Ivory Grey Gold is warm and light-catching, easy alongside wood tones and brass. Grey Blue is cooler and moodier, a quieter anchor for a modern room. Both get their glow from a 60% wool, 40% viscose blend, where viscose carries a silk-like sheen that shifts as you move through the space and wool brings the resilience and softness underfoot.
Hand-tufted by skilled artisans in India and finished with a cotton backing for stability on most floors. The round silhouette softens square rooms and boxy furniture, and the sizes run from a 6' round for an entry or reading nook all the way to a 12' round that can carry an open-plan space.
Why You'll Love It
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Artisan hand-tufted — individually crafted, so no two pieces are exactly alike
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60% wool, 40% viscose — wool's resilience paired with viscose's silk-like sheen
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Two colorways — Ivory Grey Gold for warmth, Grey Blue for a cooler, moodier feel
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Round silhouette — softens hard corners and breaks up boxy floor plans
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Sizes up to 12' round — from an entry accent to a full room anchor
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Cotton backing — adds stability and grip on most flooring
Details
- Sizes: 6' round, 8' round, 10' round, 12' round (availability varies by colorway)
- Colorways: TF50-Ivory Grey Gold, TF50-Grey Blue
- Material: 60% Wool / 40% Viscose
- Construction: Hand Tufted with cotton backing
- Origin: Made in India
- Style: TF50
Care & Cleaning
This rug contains viscose, which is beautiful but moisture-sensitive. A little extra care keeps the sheen intact.
- Vacuum regularly using suction only. Avoid a beater bar or rotating brush, which can pull the wool and viscose fibers.
- Expect light shedding for the first few months. This is normal for hand-tufted rugs and eases with regular vacuuming.
- Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry white cloth. Work from the outside in and never rub, since rubbing distorts viscose pile.
- Keep moisture to a minimum. Water can leave permanent marks or yellowing on viscose, so use as little liquid as possible and dry the area quickly.
- For spot cleaning, use a barely damp cloth with a small amount of mild detergent. Test in an inconspicuous area first, blot gently, and allow to air dry fully.
- Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals, steam cleaning, and any wet extraction or shampooing.
- Best placed in low to medium traffic areas, and not recommended for kitchens, entryways, bathrooms, or under dining chairs where spills are likely.
- Rotate the rug every 6 to 12 months for even wear, and limit prolonged direct sunlight to prevent fading.
- Use a quality rug pad to reduce slipping and cushion the pile. (Optional Only)
- For deep cleaning or stubborn stains, use a professional rug cleaner experienced with wool and viscose blends. Do not attempt a DIY deep clean.
Hand-made, one piece at a time. Slight variation is part of the character.
