High-Pile Area Rugs
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High-Pile Area Rugs
The luxuriously cushioned texture of a high-pile rug makes the additional maintenance well worth the effort. Soft, high-pile area rugs are a glamorous addition to living rooms that bring warmth and comfort.
Available in a wide range of styles, high-pile Moroccan area rugs combine traditional designs with the deluxe comfort of a deep cushioned pile. Floor rugs and carpets are a great way to finish the look of an interior and when chosen well can reflect your personal style while also tying together the other design features of a room. Shorter piles are best in high-traffic areas and as floor runners for hallways and entrance areas where they offer comfort and protection for polish floorboards while reducing noise throughout the home.
All floor rugs with a loop length of one centimetre or more are considered to be high-pile area rugs. Shaggy rugs and plush rugs are just two examples of high-pile rugs. When choosing a longer length of fibre for your floor rug, it is worth considering the placement – longer fibres are more prone to crushing and marking so are better placed in medium to low traffic areas and away from furniture that may leave indentations.