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Technical Specifications

MaterialBlended fabric, loop pile texture
BackingCotton-linen with anti-slip coating
Dimensions100 x 140 cm (39.37 x 55.12 in)
SurfaceWater- and stain-resistant, wear-resistant, anti-shedding
CareWashable / wipeable
Assembly requiredNo

Care & Maintenance

Vacuum on low without a beater bar. Spot-clean with water and mild soap, then air-dry flat. The water- and stain-resistant surface releases most spills if wiped promptly.

Common Questions

Is 100 x 140 cm big enough for a living room seating area?

As an accent rug, yes — at 100 x 140 cm (39.37 x 55.12 in) it sits in front of a sofa or under a coffee table rather than under all the furniture. In a small apartment living room or beside a bed, it reads full-size.

Does this work as a blue living room rug with a gray couch?

Yes — deep cobalt and navy cover more than half the surface, so it reads as a blue rug from sofa height, and the burnt-orange band adds the warmth a gray couch usually lacks.

Can I use it as a bedside rug?

Yes — the 140 cm length runs along most of a double bed's side, and the anti-slip backing keeps it in place for the 7 AM step-down.

Does the pattern look like a flat print up close?

No — the surface is loop pile with visible texture, so the gradient reads as dimensional color at standing height, not a photo mat.

How do I clean it?

The surface is water- and stain-resistant and listed washable / wipeable — most spills lift with water and mild soap; air-dry flat.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

- In front of a 2–3-seat sofa: lay the cobalt half toward the seating and the burnt-orange band toward the walkway — the gradient pulls the eye across the room and makes a small living room read longer.
- Bedside, on the window side: the 140 cm length covers the whole step-down zone; pair it with the Sunset Projection Floor Lamp so the rug and the evening light tell the same color story.
- Under a glass or pale coffee table no wider than 80 cm: the pattern is busiest in the middle band, and a light table keeps it visible instead of burying it.
- Where not to put it: skip bathrooms and kitchen sink zones — it is water-resistant, not a bath mat, and the cotton-linen backing does best on dry floors.