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The Moodi rug offers cloud-like comfort with its thick 30 mm pile, creating a soft, padded surface that gently supports your feet. Its grey and purple dotted design adds a lively touch, while the blend of polypropylene and polyester provides durability that helps the rug keep its shape with regular use. The jute backing adds structure and grip, helping the rug lie flat and remain gentle on flooring, including heated floors. OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification confirms it is suitable for everyday family environments. W120 x D170 cm.
Why You’ll Love It Cloud-Like Comfort for Everyday Living. The thick 30 mm pile creates a soft, padded surface that gently supports your feet, making your space feel instantly warmer and more inviting. Fun Details That Lift the Room. The grey and purple dotted design adds a lively touch, bringing subtle energy and charm without making the space feel busy or overwhelming. Strong Fibres, Made to Last. The blend of polypropylene and polyester gives this rug durability and resilience, helping it keep its shape and look even with regular use. Safe Choice for Your Home. OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified, meaning it’s carefully tested and suitable for everyday family environments, including homes with children and pets. Supportive Base That Stays Put. The jute backing adds structure and grip, helping the rug lie flat while being gentle on your flooring and suitable for heated floors. Simple to Keep Looking Fresh. Designed for easy care, so everyday cleaning is quick and hassle-free, keeping your space neat with minimal effort. Designed to Fit Every Corner. With rectangular, round, and runner options available, you can easily carry the same cosy style throughout different areas of your home. Style Tip: Let this rug be the fun element in your room. Pair it with neutral furniture and soft textures to balance the playful pattern, or lean into the colour by adding matching accents for a more expressive, lively space.
