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Maharam Ambit Rug

Price reduced from $3,595.00 to $2,876.00 20% off
3.7 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100193073

Maharam Ambit Rug

Price reduced from $3,595.00 to $2,876.00 20% off
3.7 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100193073
Dandelion
Windsor
Chandelier
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  • 100% New Zealand wool.
  • Made in U.S.
  • Rug pad recommended.
  • 72" W 108" L
Detailed Dimensions

Shipping Options

  • Ships via FedEx

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2-year warranty
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Designed by Maharam Design Studio for Maharam
Manufacturer SKU: 650046-002, 6x9
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Maharam Ambit Rug
Maharam Ambit Rug
Maharam Ambit Rug
Price reduced from $3,595.00 to $2,876.00 20% off
Price reduced from $3,595.00 to $2,876.00 20% off

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Woven from luxurious New Zealand wool, Maharam’s Ambit Rug adopts an earthy palette for a gentle gradient pattern. Finished with a lofty pile, Ambit complements its warm visual spirit with a fibrous tactility and durable construction.
  • 100% New Zealand wool.
  • Made in U.S.
  • Rug pad recommended.
  • Designed to withstand carpet casters and busy foot traffic.
Brand
Maharam
General Dimensions
  • 72" W 108" L
Product Weight
34.5 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
Warranty
2-year warranty
Terms and conditions apply. Learn more
Dimensions

6' x 9'

  • Length (in): 108
  • Width (in): 72
  • Weight (lbs): 34.5
  • Pile (Thickness): ½

8' x 10'

  • Length (in): 120
  • Width (in): 96
  • Weight (lbs): 51

9' x 12'

  • Length (in): 144
  • Width (in): 108
  • Weight (lbs): 68.75
  • Pile (Thickness): ½
  • 100% Wool.
  • Woven.
  • Backing Jute, Polyester, Latex.
  • Variations in color and texture are inherent to this textile.

Maharam Design Studio

Maharam was founded in 1902 by Louis Maharam, a Russian immigrant who sold fabric remnants from a pushcart on New York’s Lower East Side. Over the generations, the company became a pioneer of performance-driven textiles, and today—with a focus on aesthetic and industrial innovation—the Maharam Design Studio balances the principles of utility and technology with luxury and tradition.

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