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Habitat Curve Natural Rug, High-Low Wool Blend in Grey and Ivory

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Sale price$963.70
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Two soft ivory curves meet across a field of grey on the Habitat Curve Natural Rug, a quiet piece of graphic design for the floor. Its high-low pile gives the pattern a carved, tactile surface, while the woollen ground keeps the look organic rather than slick.

Machine woven in Belgium from a polypropylene and wool blend, it is a generous 200 x 290 cm, sized to anchor a full living room. For a couple setting up a new home together it makes a memorable shared gift, and you can browse more rugs in similar soft tones.

Why You'll Love It

  • A high-low pile that gives the curved design real depth
  • A woollen ground for a natural, organic finish
  • Soft grey and ivory that suit Scandi and coastal rooms alike
  • A large 200 x 290 cm size for open living spaces

Product Details

  • Colour: Natural (soft grey with ivory curves)
  • Material: Polypropylene and wool
  • Construction: Machine woven
  • Country of origin: Belgium
  • Size: 200 x 290 cm
  • Care: vacuum or shake as needed, blot spills straight away with absorbent paper or a clean cloth, avoid harsh chemicals and book a professional clean from time to time. Trim any loose ends with scissors rather than pulling them, and rotate the rug every 6 months for even wear. An anti-slip underlay is recommended

Where It Lives Best

  • Centre the curves under a coffee table so the shapes frame the seating area
  • Pair with a light grey sofa and warm timber legs, as in the room shot
  • Add one or two soft green or ochre cushions to warm the grey palette
  • For an all-natural contrast in a hallway nearby, look at the Eka Jute Rug

Pairs beautifully with the Round Raffia Basket for throws and the Nusa Macrame Cushion on the sofa.

FAQs

Is the Habitat Curve Natural Rug grey or cream?
It reads as soft grey, with two ivory curved panels across the design. The name refers to its natural, woollen look rather than a cream colour.

What does high-low pile mean?
Parts of the pile are cut at different heights, which creates the raised ridges you can see in the closeup and gives the pattern its texture.

Which sofa size does it suit?
At 200 x 290 cm it works with most three-seater and modular sofas, with room for the front legs to rest on the rug.

In Short

The Habitat Curve Natural Rug is a 200 x 290 cm high-low pile rug in soft grey with ivory curves, machine woven in Belgium from polypropylene and wool.

Habitat Curve Natural Rug in soft grey with two ivory curved panels, shown flat on white
Habitat Curve Natural Rug, High-Low Wool Blend in Grey and Ivory Sale price$963.70

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