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Technical Specifications

Surface MaterialLoop pile
ConstructionWoven
Sizes120 x 160 cm (47.2 x 63.0 in) | 120 x 180 cm (47.2 x 70.9 in) | 140 x 160 cm (55.1 x 63.0 in) | 140 x 200 cm (55.1 x 78.7 in)
Slip ResistanceGrade B anti-slip
AcousticsSound absorption (as listed by the maker)
PatternSix pinstriped color bands
Assembly RequiredNo

Care & Maintenance

Vacuum regularly; spot-clean spills promptly with a damp cloth and mild detergent, then air dry flat.

Common Questions

Which way should the bands run?

Parallel to the sofa — the bands pace the room's width and make a narrow living room read wider. Under a bed, run them toward the window so the eye follows the light.

Which size fits a three-seat sofa?

140 x 200 cm (55.1 x 78.7 in) carries a full three-seater with front legs on the rug; 120 x 160 cm (47.2 x 63.0 in) suits a loveseat zone.

Is it too busy next to patterned pillows?

The bands are wide and the pinstripes are quiet, so it tolerates one pattern neighbor — a checkerboard or polka-dot pillow reads as a deliberate echo, two reads as noise.

Does the stripe direction show footprints or vacuum lines?

Loop pile hides tracks better than cut plush — expect the stripes, not your footsteps, to be the visible lines.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

- In the main seating zone, bands parallel to the sofa — each chair in the room can sit on its own color.
- Under the foot of a bed in the 120 x 180 cm (47.2 x 70.9 in) size, bands running toward the window.
- Pick nearby accents from the rug's own bands — a cobalt vase or chartreuse throw — and the room self-coordinates.
- Pair with the Red Check Lattice Area Rug in an adjoining room; both are woven loop pile and share the blue accent family.
- Skip tiny rooms where furniture would cover four of the six bands — this rug earns its space when at least half the bands stay visible.