Tessitura Chromatic - Herringbone Rug

1. What is a herringbone rug?
A herringbone rug is one that has the classic herringbone pattern. This pattern is created with equal-size rectangles that are arranged in a zig-zag design similar to that of the bone structure of herring fish. This sophisticated pattern is perfect if you want something rich and timeless in your living room. 

2. Do herringbone rugs make a room feel and look bigger?
Yes, if you have a compact room or one with a low ceiling, herringbone rugs on the flooring can make the room appear bigger. This is because the herring pattern creates the illusion, through its diagonal lines and angles, that a room is longer and wider than it actually is.

3. What is the best way to maintain a herringbone rug door?
The best way to maintain your herringbone pattern rugs is through regular vacuuming, at least once or twice a week. In case there is a food or fluid spill, gently rub the spot; don’t overdo it, as it may spread the strain. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or cleaners that may ruin the fabric of the rug.
 

4. Are herringbone rugs durable?
Homemonde’s herringbone area rugs have stronger stitching and securely fastened edges; therefore, they are highly durable. Our cotton-herringbone rugs are resistant to wear and tear in high-traffic areas.

5. Where can I put the herringbone rug?
You can choose to place your herringbone rugs in the living room, bedroom, or hallway to give your house a luxurious feel and make a grand statement to whoever walks through the entrance door.

6. How do I store my herringbone rug?
Before packing a herringbone rug for the living room, make sure to clean it first and remove any dust or dirt stuck in it. After that, carefully roll up and put into a heavy-duty plastic bag, and don't forget to add some mouth balls.

7. Are herringbone rugs machine washable?
Yes, Homemonde’s herringbone area rugs are machine-washable. However,make sure to run in a gentle cycle and avoid any harsh detergents that may cause damage to the delicate fabric of the rug. After washing, let the rug naturally dry up away from direct sunlight to avoid color fading over time.