Loloi Chris Loves Julia Dorothea Collection DRT-01 Oak Natural 11-6 x 15 Area Rug Wool Neutral Floral Living

Loose, overscaled florals extend across the Dorothea Collection from Chris Loves Julia x Loloi, an elegant area rug for timeless home decor. Dorothea has a thick, hand-tufted pile that reveals beautiful tonality in the wool’s neutral palette. This collection is hand-tufted in India and GoodWeave-certified, ensuring our commitment to ethical production and the support of weavers’ communities. Some shedding is expected and a natural characteristic of wool rugs; we recommend vacuuming frequently without a beater bar.

Highlights: Floral Area Rug for Living Room and More: The Dorothea Collection is an approximately 12 x 15 handmade area rug with loose, large-scale florals in elegant neutral tones, perfect for Living Room, Bedroom, and Dining Room; designed by Chris Loves Julia x Loloi. Neutral Colors: The color of the rug is influenced by your environment, lighting, and time of day; some shedding is expected and a natural characteristic of wool rugs; we recommend vacuuming frequently without a beater bar; rugs may contain temporary creases upon arrival, allow time for creases to flatten and settle. Hand-Tufted Texture: The 12 x 15 accent rug is hand-tufted of 100% wool in India and GoodWeave-certified, ensuring our commitment to ethical production and the support of weavers’ communities; a rug pad is recommended for extra cushion and to keep the rug firmly in place. Refined Details: The 12 x 15 Chris Loves Julia Dorothea rug is beautiful for Living Room, Bedroom, and Dining Room, adding timeless florals that pair effortlessly with other patterns in the room. About the Collaboration: Chris Loves Julia x Loloi is a rug and pillow collaboration between home renovation experts Julia and Chris Marcum and the award-winning textile company Loloi.

Key details: Brand: Loloi | Size: 11'6" x 15' (Rectangular) | Material: Wool | Weave Type: Tufted | Item Weight: 139.7 pounds | Pile Height: High Pile | Construction Type: Handmade | Back Material Type: Cotton | Color: Oak / Natural | Pattern: Floral

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Customer feedback: 4.6/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers like the rug's color and quality.

Review snippets: this rug is fabulous. Heavy wool, laid flat as soon as it was unrolled. Perfect colors and so very well made. Read more / Very beautiful thick rug. The oak and natural color are an appealing combo of cream and tan on a khaki background. Read more

From the manufacturer The Dorothea Collection reimagines classic rug motifs with oversized florals, a beautiful design by Chris Loves Julia × Loloi. The More You Know Handcrafted artistry. This collection is hand-tufted of natural wool by artisans in India, creating a thick, sturdy base that feels luxurious underfoot. Ethically produced. Dorothea is GoodWeave-certified, ensuring our commitment to ethical production and the support of weavers’ communities. At Home with Chris Loves Julia The Palma Collection Featuring PLM-01 Lagoon Natural in the home of Chris and Julia Marcum. The Alfie Collection Featuring ALF-03 Clay Spice in the home of Chris and Julia Marcum. The Rue Collection Featuring RUE-02 Olive Sage in the home of Chris and Julia Marcum. The Calvin Collection Featuring CAL-01 Pebble Ivory in the home of Chris and Julia Marcum. Previous page Next page 1 Bedroom 2 Living Room 3 Dining Room 4 Runners 5 Indoor / Outdoor Previous page Next page How do I get my rug edges to lie flat? New rugs may have slight creases or turned edges due to secure packaging. This can last for a few days. To flatten the edges, place a heavy object on the corners or try reverse rolling the rug. Why does my rug look different than the photo? The colors of your rug, and how you perceive them, can vary due to a room’s lighting, decor, and your viewing angle. Why does my rug shed? Rugs made of natural fibers, like wool, tend to shed because of loose yarns and the rug’s settling process. This is most common—and expected—when