Bremhaus Dwyfor Abstract Area Rug

An abstract sweep of overlapping rings in burgundy, black, grey and ivory, woven low and dense so the pattern reads bold from across the room.

Large rings and lens shapes overlap edge to edge in burgundy, black, grey and ivory. Every band is woven with a worn, mottled texture rather than a flat print, so the pattern reads with depth instead of sitting flat on the floor.

• A bold ring pattern

  Large rings and lens shapes overlap edge to edge in burgundy, black, gray and white, machine woven so every curve holds a clean edge instead of a fuzzy outline. The layered circles give the floor real depth, and the dark palette means everyday footprints and pet hair do not show between vacuuming.

• Woven polypropylene, low pile

  This is a machine woven rug in polypropylene, a synthetic fiber that resists stains and does not fade in sunlight the way natural fibers can. Pile height measures 0.39 inches, a low, dense weave with just enough cushion to feel soft underfoot, and the backing underneath is woven jute rather than latex or foam.

• Sizing it to your room

  Pick a size that lets the front legs of a sofa or chairs rest on the rug rather than hang off the edge, so the seating reads as one grouping. In a bedroom, leave rug showing on both sides of the bed so bare feet land on it first. In a dining room, leave enough rug past the table that a chair stays on it when pushed back.

• A pad ships with it

  A rug pad ships in the same box as the rug, so nothing extra has to be ordered before it goes down. The jute backing already grips a hard floor better than a rug with no backing at all, and the pad adds a layer of cushion plus insurance against slipping or the corners starting to curl.

• It will not shed

  The face fiber is polypropylene, not wool, so there is no loose fluff to shed and no early weeks of vacuuming up fiber. It does ship rolled, so expect a crease or a curled edge for the first few days. Lay it flat and let it settle, or set furniture on the corners, and the roll relaxes on its own.

• Where it holds up

  The dark palette and dense weave are built for a room that gets used, so this pattern works as well in a hallway or an entryway as it does under a coffee table. It suits living rooms, bedrooms and dining areas alike, and it is rated for indoor use only, so keep it off a porch or anywhere it can get rained on.

• Everyday care

  Vacuum regularly to lift grit before it works down into the pile, and blot any spill right away with a clean cloth instead of rubbing it in. The fiber is stain resistant and fade resistant, so most marks lift with a little water and dish soap. Rotate the rug occasionally so the same panel is not always the one taking direct sun and foot traffic.

• What ships in the box

  The rug ships rolled, and a separate rug pad is included in the same box. Nothing else is in the carton: the sofa, the console table, the plant and every other piece shown in the room photos is not included. Check your size and shape against the room before it arrives, since a rug this size is heavy to box back up and return.

Good to know

• 9×12 fills a standard living room without crowding the walls.
• 10×14 suits an open-plan room or a sectional with a larger footprint.
• The 0.39″ pile clears most doors, no threshold trim needed.
• None. Unroll the rug and the pad, then let both settle flat.
• Furniture and decor shown are styling only. The rug is the product; sizes vary by the option you choose.