Loomora Hearth
A warm wool rug for the foot of the bed
$99$72
- 1 rug, 120 x 180 cm
- ✓ Sized to sit at the foot of the bed
- ✓ Handwoven with a warm wool pile
- ✓ Plant-based dyes in warm bedroom tones
Loomora Hearth
- ✓ 100% New Zealand wool pile
- ✓ Denser knot count for warmth
- ✓ Cotton warp foundation
- ✓ Jute backing, no synthetic latex
- ✓ Plant-based dyes only
- ✓ No chemical stain treatment
One rug, sized for the foot of the bed
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Selected Package: 2 rugs ($129)
Returns within 30 days
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A thicker handwoven pile versus a thin printed rug
Thin printed rugs feel cold underfoot
Printed or flat-weave rugs often lack real pile depth, so they feel thin and cool, especially at the foot of the bed where a blanket often slips off. The pattern also tends to fade unevenly.
A pile built for warmth
Hearth uses a denser hand-knotted pile and warmer plant-based dye tones, so it feels substantial underfoot. The extra density also means the color and shape hold up over years of use.
Placing and caring for your bedroom rug
Fold back gently when making the bed
Give it a light vacuum once a week
Pair it with a lighter bedside rug for a layered floor look
How Hearth settles into your bedroom
Unrolled at the bed's foot
The thicker pile begins to relax from its rolled shape
Warmth settling in
The denser wool starts to feel noticeably warmer underfoot
Anchoring the room
The rug becomes a steady, warm fixture at the foot of the bed
About this rug
Hearth is shaped for the foot of the bed, a spot that asks for warmth more than anything else. The wool pile is left slightly thicker here, giving the rug a warmth that holds through cooler months. It's woven the same way as every Loomora rug, over a cotton warp with a jute backing underneath, but the dye work leans toward warmer, earthier tones. It sits at the end of the bed like a small anchor for the room, steady and unassuming.
- ✓ 100% New Zealand wool pile
- ✓ Denser knot count for warmth
- ✓ Cotton warp foundation
How a warmer wool rug is made
Selecting thicker wool
Fiber is chosen for extra warmth rather than lightness
Denser knotting
Weavers tie more knots per row for added thickness
Warm dye tones
Plant-based dyes are mixed toward earthier, warmer shades
Finishing the backing
A jute backing supports the denser pile from underneath
Common questions about this rug
Is this rug meant to drape over the bed or sit on the floor? +
It's woven for the floor, though many customers also lay it across the foot of the bed.
Does the thicker pile need special cleaning? +
No, a regular vacuum on a low setting works fine, just a little slower over the thicker area.
Will it stay warm feeling year-round? +
The wool naturally feels warmer than synthetic fibers in any season.
How does it pair with a lighter bedroom rug? +
Many customers pair Hearth at the foot of the bed with Solace along the side for a layered look.
What people say about Hearth
"This rug feels noticeably thicker and warmer than the one we had before. Great at the foot of our bed."
Simone A.
Customer
"The color is exactly the warm earthy tone I wanted for our bedroom. Really well made."
Marcus D.
Customer
"Took a little longer to flatten out than a thinner rug would, but it looks and feels great now."
Yuki H.
Customer