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Abstract Collage Cut-Out Rug - Multicoloured, Wool

£149

Colour: Multicoloured

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The Abstract Collage Cut-Out Rug combines artistic design with tactile comfort through its handmade 100% wool construction. Its abstract shaped cut-out pattern creates visual depth, while the deep, soft short pile provides warmth underfoot. The collage effect adds a playful dimension to the surface, and the natural wool fibres offer resilience with their inherent softness, bouncing back easily under regular use.

* 100% Wool* Abstract Shaped Design* Soft to touch Stylishly created with an abstract shape design, the Collage rug is handmade from 100% wool and features a deep, soft, short pile to provide utmost comfort and warmth. The collage effect adds a playful dimension to your space. Why Wool? Choose wool for its natural durability, cosy warmth, and easy maintenance. Naturally resilient, wool fibres bounce back easily, making them ideal for high-traffic areas. They also act as a natural sound and heat insulator, helping to create a quieter, cosier space. The Rug Pictured is 150x240cm Care Instructions: Wool is a natural fibre and shedding is normal. Unroll your rug and leave for 24 hours during first use. Maintain your shaggy rug by shaking to remove trapped dirt and debris. Vacuum regularly with a nozzle attachment. Cut any loose fibres with scissors, do not pull. For accidental spills blot immediately and spot clean with a damp white cloth, do not rub or over saturate the fibres to keep them soft and plush, Shake rug once dry. Add an anti-slip underneath your rug to prevent slipping. Rotate every few months to prolong the life of your rug. Please do not leave infants unattended.

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