Jute Rugs

Jute rugs are popular rug styles for several reasons. That's why it fits many home styles - but the tricky part is how the shape of natural fiber rug will now provide the space. 

Naturally, you first want to see the rug in your space, and now you can do that more efficiently. So, to ensure that you have the best-fitting carpet, we present you with a tool - AR.

In this article, you will find valuable tips on different sizes and shapes of jute rugs that might become your new home accessory.


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Jute area rugs

Natural fiber rugs, like jute area rugs, have been interior designer favorites for a long time. Their earthy texture gives a relaxed, easy vibe to a space, and their extraordinary durability makes them practical choices for busy homes. 

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To put everything in perspective, the jute rug expert David Nourafshan, in the article Why Interior Designers Vouch for Jute Rugs, has singled out the key reasons why jute rugs can be a decor piece for a wide range of interior spaces:

  1. Environmentally friendly. Jute area rugs are one of the market's most eco-friendly, natural fiber rugs. They are made from a plant that is a biodegradable and compostable material.

  2. Looks great and has texture. The rugs from this material will add natural beauty and texture to any space. Since they come in neutral hues, they can blend easily with any style. 

  3. They are affordable. Decorating the house can be pretty expensive, and depending on the rug, you can spend a lot. So, jute rugs are economical, especially if you are choosing from natural fiber rugs. 

  4. Easy to care for. Jute rugs do not require excessive care skills or knowledge. The process of maintaining the carpet is relatively easy and cheap. 

  5. Versatility. Since the rug is an interior designer's favorite choice, they have earned that respect from them because of its versatility. So, whether you prefer the modern or traditional style, jute will fit everywhere. 

  6. Durability. Naturally, you want every piece in your home last for a long time, and the rugs from jute are long-lasting. They can withstand high traffic, so you can quickly put them in such places. 

Read more about Area rugs 

Round jute rug

Everyone tends to choose the classic shape of the rugs, like rectangular or square. This is because it is easier to style than other shape rugs. Round rugs are stylish and versatile. Also, it's a great choice if you want to add depth and contrast to the space and soften the harsh lines. 

On the market, you can find a lot of round jute rugs, which are a great way to decorate your space. For example, you can place a round jute rug in a home entry area instead of getting a runner rug. By placing a circle rug in the center of a wide entry, you can easily make an impression and set the tone for the rest of your home. 

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If you don't have a wide entry, don't worry; we have another idea for you to try with a round rug - the dining room. The most important thing you need to ensure when choosing a round rug is that the carpet is large enough so that if you pull out the chairs, they won't get caught on the edge. So, choose a circle rug that is 23 inches wider. And if you want a more cohesive flow, you can match it with a round table. 

A round rug is a beautiful addition to any home space and can soften the edges or hard floors and, most importantly, give your feet a cozy rest place. The only thing stopping you from having this type of decoration is your imagination; if you are unsure, you can use the AR tool to help you decide. 

Jute rug 9x12

Since jute rugs are made from a natural plant, they have a high durability factor, so no matter what space you are going to put, you will be satisfied. For example, you can set the most extensive jute rugs in 9x12 in the ample dining or living room. 

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The biggest misconception about jute rugs comes from their color. Most of them will have a brownish color because it's made from a plant, but you can find many shades of brown that will help elevate your space. Here are a few examples:

  1. Tan jute rug 9x12. Tan is a place brown color that can suit most interior designs. It will add warmth and a comforting feel to your space. It is best if this type of rug were put into an area where you want to create a more hearty design and will offer neutral appeal.

  2. Brown jute rug 9x12. The classic color of the jute rug. It's not only simple but elegant, and it's a perfect choice for dining room space. It works with different decor elements in the area where you intend to put the rug, so you don't have to worry about the carpet not fitting your standards. 

  3. Tan geometric jute rug 9x12. If you want to avoid being bored with plain rugs, choose the tan-colored jute rug with a geometric design. The geometric design can create a more modern feel and make your room more unique. The combination of colors will light up the room while perfectly complimenting more muted shades, helping you create a personalized interior. 

Read more about 9x12 rugs 

How to clean a jute rug

Here's the essential part - cleaning. Since this is a natural material rug, it has a bit different cleaning process, but it's a simple task to pull off. 


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So, when it comes to jute rugs, water is only a friendly option. Drenching jute rugs in water can damage the carpet, so we suggest you consider a few things and do spot cleaning, which is an effective method.

  1. If you have a liquid spill, immediately, you will need a paper towel or cloth to press down on the spot of the spill. Work from outside to the inside of the spill. This way, you will avoid the spill from spreading out. Continue this action until no moisture transfers to the cloth or paper towel.

  2. If you have a solid spill, you can easily scrape them with a dull knife or nail file. 

  3. For the stains that have a high factor of dyeing your jute rug, like red wine or tomato sauce, you will need to dab a dampened cloth with club soda to neutralize the spill and remove the stain.

  4. After everything, let the rug dry completely before you put it back in place. If you notice that the stain didn't disappear, you can use a cloth with mild soap or a natural rug spot remover.

To collect all of the hair and dust, you can use a vacuum; make sure that while vacuuming the jute rug, you are gentle with it.  

Jute rug 8x10

Natural rugs are always a good choice if you want a pet-friendly option. But here's the thing about jute rugs 8x10 is that they are soft, and pets love the softness of the rug, but most rug retailers say that it's not recommended to put jute rugs in rooms where frequented by pets.

Why's that? Well, it's because of the scratches, gnaws, or shedding; also, messy paws can mess up the rug. But despite that, it's a perfect rug for people with allergies. All you need to choose is the right jute weave. 

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Since all jute rugs are made without harsh chemicals, it's safe to use if you have children. So, to avoid the jute rug 8x10 collecting dust, pet hair, or mold, you need a more tightly woven jute. The tightness of the weaves helps you keep allergy intruders on the surface, which is easier to remove. 

Some retailers say that if you have a severe case of allergies, you might need to stay away from natural jute rugs. Because naturally, they shed too, so instead of suffering from the natural jute rug shedding, you can opt for the synthetic jute rug; it's a more friendly option for you to have. The synthetic jute rug will mimic the natural look of the natural jute rug.

Read more about 8x10 rugs 

Outdoor jute rug

Generally speaking, jute rugs will last longer if you style them indoors. The reason is that natural jute rugs can perform poorly in humid climates as it's more susceptible to mold and mildew. 

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If you want to put a jute rug in an outdoor space, you need a few tips on maintaining the specific conditions, for it will last a long time.

  1. If you are putting a jute rug outdoors, you need to make sure that when it rains, you need to put it in a dry place - or cover it with a plastic cover so the water won't get on the fiber because it can further damage the material and it won't last long.

  2. If you spill something on the rug, you need to treat the stain or spill immediately because if you don't, it can be challenging to get out the stain after it dries - the cleaning tips on outdoor or indoor jute rugs we have covered before in the text. 

  3. If you take proper care of the jute rug, it will last you a long time - but if you see some corners that are deteriorating or the carpet doesn't look good, you can put a synthetic rug on top of it. Since it's a biodegradable material, it will deteriorate over time and won't harm nature.

Read more about Outdoor rugs 

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How to clean a jute rug?

To clean an jute rug, you will need a vacuum. First, vacuum the carpet and spot-clean it with a damp cloth and dish soap. Let the spot dry completely. For deep cleaning, you can do that once a year with the help of professionals.

2. How to choose a jute rug?

Choosing the right jute rug is hard because first, you need to see it in your space. You can do that by using the AR tool to select a jute rug. This tool lets you see the carpet in your home area; you only need your smartphone.