Knowing what wool braided rugs are best is a slightly tricky question. It is largely dependent on where the rugs will be used. Will they get a lot of use, such as in an entryway? Or will they be placed on a porch, under a kitchen table, or in front of the fire place? If you are buying a rug for a high traffic part of your home the best bet would be to get one that is reversible.
If you buy a reversible rug, it’s also best to get one that is a block colour. Wool braided rugs that have patterns are not able to be reversed as easily as single colour ones. Buying a rug in natural shades is also a great idea. This will disguise things such as dirt and dust. Natural colours will blend in well with any decor and are good for hiding stains. Natural looking wool braided rugs can be found at Colonial Mills and one in particular known as the Adams Evergold Mix is, in our opinion, a nice rug. This is a braided piece, oval shape, and available in a range of sizes. It is quite reasonably priced, with prices starting at about $40 for a small area rug. The biggest advantage of the rug is that’s both durable and is easy to keep clean.
The Colonial manufacturers also make rugs in less traditional shapes. They produce rectangular rugs, that are over 35% wool and a blend of polypropylene. This makes the fibres resistant to the weather, and it also means that it is less likely to wear in high traffic areas. Another non-traditional design is the Westminster rug, which comes as a braided rug in a rectangular shape. It is available in a range of solid colours, including both bright and neutral shades. An advantage of this style of rug is that it comes in shades and colours that will blend in with your outdoor and nature settings.
There is no reason for anyone to have old dreary braided rugs in all sorts of odd colours. Now there are so many new modern styles and colours to suit all homes.
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