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Leather rugs are relatively low maintenance, generally requiring just occasional wiping and avoiding excess moisture, though they suit lower-traffic areas better than high-use spaces.
Leather rugs work well in living rooms, studies, or as an accent piece under a coffee table, adding texture and a distinct, tactile element to a space.
Leather rugs can develop a natural patina over time with use and light exposure, which many people consider part of the material's appeal rather than a downside.
Leather rugs are generally durable against scratches compared to some woven materials, though it's still worth considering placement in high-traffic pet areas to avoid excessive wear.
Leather rugs are not well suited to high-moisture areas like bathrooms or outdoor spaces, as prolonged dampness can damage the material over time.
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