Loon Lake Chairs Rug - Online Only

This item is an online exclusive from The Spotted Whale and is not currently in stock at our locations. Once your order is placed, we will custom order it just for you. Delivery times may vary, and we’ll keep you updated with an estimated shipping date once your order is processed. Please note that gift wrapping is not available for custom orders at this time. We appreciate your understanding and are excited to fulfill your order!

Relax and take in the peaceful charm of the outdoors with the Loon Lake Chairs Rug, a beautifully handcrafted piece featuring a serene lakeside scene with classic Adirondack chairs and a graceful loon gliding across calm waters. This inviting design brings a touch of rustic tranquility to your home, perfect for lake houses, cabins, or anyone who dreams of waterside weekends.

Expertly hand-hooked by skilled artisans using 100% natural premium wool, this rug offers a soft, cushioned feel underfoot and exceptional durability. The sturdy cotton backing adds extra strength, making it ideal for high-traffic areas like entryways, living rooms, hallways, bedrooms, or kitchens.

Part of Chandler 4 Corners’ celebrated collection, this rug showcases the work of talented New England artists, including the well-known folk artist Laura Megroz. Their artful vision captures the simple pleasures of nature and outdoor living in every handcrafted detail.

Construction & Materials:

• Hand-hooked from 100% natural, premium wool

• Cotton backing for added strength and durability

• Soft, hypoallergenic, and breathable

• Made responsibly by skilled artisans in India

Care Instructions:

• Spot clean with mild soap and cool water

• Do not machine wash or dry; do not dry clean

• Vacuum or shake out regularly to remove dust

• Professional cleaning recommended

• Rug pad recommended to prevent slipping, extend life, and add comfort

Bring home the peaceful spirit of the lake with the Loon Lake Chairs Rug—a cozy, handcrafted accent that captures the essence of quiet mornings, cool breezes, and the gentle call of the loon.