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Wool vs. Silk vs. Cotton: How to Choose the Perfect Investment Rug
Choosing the right rug material goes far beyond just look and feel—it dictates how the piece handles foot traffic, repels spills, and ages over decades. In this comprehensive guide, we unpack the distinct traits of the three traditional pillars of luxury rug making: wool (the resilient, low-maintenance workhorse), silk (the shimmering, high-knot-count masterpiece), and cotton (the clean, casual foundation). Learn how the structural DNA of each fiber behaves underfoot so you can invest in the perfect masterpiece for your space.