earned, not performative. The natural-and-black colorway reads modern without trying too hard, with a subtle texture that catches light beautifully. This works brilliantly in living rooms or bedrooms where you want warmth without visual heaviness, especially paired with mid-century or Japandi furniture. Fair warning: seagrass is sturdy but less forgiving underfoot than wool, so it suits spaces where you're not barefoot constantly. Layer it under a sofa or anchor a reading nook—it grounds a room without demanding attention.