Bremhaus Pennine Bohemian Performance Rug

A bohemian floor pattern with the colour turned all the way up. A teal centre field carries three stacked medallions, deep red corners box it in, and a rosette border frames the whole thing. It is the piece that sets the palette, so the furniture around it can stay quiet.

• Pattern: Bohemian, running edge to edge
• Construction: Machine-made
• Indoor use
• Three rectangle sizes: 94″ × 132″, 106″ × 144″ and 120″ × 168″

• A medallion in motion

  This is a medallion rug built for color: a teal field carries three stacked diamond medallions rimmed in deep red, with rose pink corners and a wide floral border in orange, gold and teal. It reads as a finished, framed rug rather than an all over print, so it can anchor a room on its own.

• Power loomed polypropylene

  The face is power loomed from polypropylene and made in Turkey, so the pattern is woven rather than hand knotted, with a medium pile that sits between a flatweave and a plush shag. That pile height keeps the dense medallion detail sharp instead of blurring into the field around it.

• Choosing a size that fits

  This rug is offered in a run of large rectangle sizes, so measure the room before ordering. In a living room, a size that lets the front legs of the sofa and chairs rest on the rug reads more finished than a small island in the floor. In a dining room, leave enough rug past the table for a chair to stay on it when pushed back.

• A pad extends the life

  A rug pad is recommended for this rug and is sold separately. It grips a hard floor so the rug does not creep or bunch underfoot, keeps the corners from curling, and adds a layer of cushion under the medium pile. It also protects the flooring itself from the rug's dye and backing over time.

• Little to no shedding

  Polypropylene fiber does not shed the way a wool pile does, so you will not find loose fluff working into bare feet or socks in the first weeks. The rug ships rolled, so a crease or a curled edge at first is normal. Unroll it, weight the corners flat for a day, and it settles into place.

• Built for busy rooms

  This construction is built for high traffic areas: a living room, a hallway, an entryway or a kids' playroom where a rug takes daily wear. It is rated for indoor use only, so keep it off a covered porch, a mudroom that tracks in rain, or anywhere damp, since moisture can dull the dye and loosen the backing.

• Vacuum regularly, blot spills fast

  Vacuum it regularly to keep grit from working down into the pile, and skip the beater bar so the spinning brush does not fuzz the surface. Blot spills right away with a clean cloth instead of rubbing them in. The fiber resists stains, so most spots lift with a little water and a mild cleaner, and a professional handles anything deeper.

• What is in the box

  The rug ships in a single rolled box. Nothing else is in the box: a rug pad and any furniture or decor shown in the photos are not included. Check your size and color against the room before it arrives, since a rug this large is awkward to return once unrolled.

Good to know

• Choose 7'10" × 11' when the rug should define a tighter seating or dining layout.
• Choose 8'10" × 12' when the plan needs another foot in both width and length.
• Choose 10' × 14' for the largest listed footprint and the broadest furniture plan.
• None. Unroll it in place and let the corners settle flat.
• Furniture shown is styling only. The rug is the product; choose from the listed sizes.