Are Maahru rugs washable?

Yes. The Maahru collection is washable, which makes it an easy choice for busy everyday rooms.

What are Maahru rugs made of?

They are machine made in polyester chenille.

How thick is the pile?

The pile height is 0.2 inches, giving a flat, low profile.

What shapes and sizes are available?

Maahru comes in rectangles and ovals, in a range of sizes from 2x3 up to 10x14.

What style are the designs?

The eleven designs are vintage oriental: tribal and geometric medallions, framed borders and small florals with a faded, traditional look that also suits transitional rooms.

Maahru Collection

Tribal medallions and faded oriental borders, washable and low, in ovals and rectangles

The designs

11 designs

Pennington2 colorwaysA vintage Oriental medallion inside layered tribal borders, in soft washable chenille with a gently timeworn look.
HollybrookOriental florals and tribal motifs spread across a softly worn field, edged by a traditional border in washable chenille.
AldrichFloral motifs and crisp geometry meet around a central medallion, a traditional washable rug with a gently aged finish.
StockbridgeA vintage Oriental field of tribal florals framed by a classic border, with a soft chenille hand that brings heirloom charm to any room.
LitchfieldA vintage-look border frames floral and geometric motifs in this soft, washable chenille rug with timeless traditional charm.
OakcrestFloral and geometric details circle a central medallion, finished with a vintage wash on soft, washable chenille.
WeymouthA traditional medallion set among crisp geometric motifs and a stately border, with a gently worn vintage look and soft chenille feel.
RidgelyGraceful Oriental florals and a framing border bring vintage, lived-in charm to this soft, washable chenille rug.
MerrifieldClassic Oriental florals sit within a stately border, giving this washable chenille rug a gently worn, heirloom feel.
BellhavenA transitional take on a tribal medallion with floral accents and a faded border, soft washable chenille for easy everyday elegance.
GraftonA central medallion blooms with tribal florals inside a layered Oriental border, giving a collected vintage feel and a soft chenille touch.

Maahru brings the look of a treasured vintage find to the rooms you live in every day. Its eleven designs draw on oriental tradition: stepped tribal medallions, framed borders, scattered geometric motifs and small florals, all softened by a faded, time-worn finish that feels collected rather than new.

Underfoot, the rugs have a flat, low surface in polyester chenille with a pile of 0.2 inches, machine made for a relaxed, easy presence. Best of all, they are washable, so a rug with heirloom character can sit in a busy dining room, a family room or an entry without being too precious to use.

The collection comes in a range of sizes and colorways, from a 2x3 accent for a doorway or bedside up to a room-filling 10x14, in classic rectangles and graceful ovals. Pattern-rich but softly muted, Maahru sits comfortably in traditional rooms and adds warmth and history to transitional ones.

Tribal medallions with a time-worn soulStepped medallions, framed borders and scattered geometric and floral motifs give every design the character of an old oriental rug, softened by a faded, vintage finish that feels collected over years.
Ovals as well as rectanglesAlongside classic rectangles, Maahru comes in oval shapes, a softer outline that suits a round dining table, a bedside or a cozy reading corner.
From doorway accent to whole roomSizes run from a 2x3 accent up to a generous 10x14, so the same vintage look can greet you at the door, anchor the living room and fill a large dining space.
Heirloom look, everyday easeThese rugs are washable, so you can enjoy a traditional pattern in the rooms that see the most life, from family rooms to kitchens and entries.
A flat, low profileMachine made in polyester chenille with a low pile, Maahru has a flat, understated surface that keeps the focus on the pattern.

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