Description
This is a draught excluder from the Hunter range, printed with a repeated watercolour stag on a plain cream ground. Four hand-painted deer heads run the length of the front panel, each rendered in soft browns and rust against the pale background, so the piece reads as country imagery without becoming busy. It is a long, slim bolster shape made to sit along the foot of a door, and the fabric is a 96% polyester with 4% linen blend, chosen to feel soft under the hand while standing up to being nudged and kicked back into place day after day.
A draught excluder earns its keep at the base of an external door, a hallway door or a room that loses heat under the gap, and this one suits a neutral or country-inspired scheme particularly well. The stag print pairs with warm woods, wool throws and muted walls, and the tartan reverse in green, brown and rust gives you a second face to turn outward if you would rather show the check than the deer. That reversibility makes it easy to move between rooms or to change the look with the seasons without buying anything new.
The front carries the printed stag panel and the reverse is a traditional tartan, finished with a soft edging where the two meet. The blend is mostly polyester, which resists creasing and keeps its shape as a filled bolster, with a small amount of linen in the mix. It is designed, printed and made in the UK. If you like the character the stag brings, the wider Hunter range works to the same country-inspired brief, so you can build a coordinated look across a room.
Specification
| Material |
96% polyester, 4% linen |
| Design |
Printed watercolour stag front, tartan reverse |
| Construction |
Filled bolster with soft edging, reversible front to back |
| Country of origin |
United Kingdom |
Frequently Asked
What is the draught excluder made from?
It is made from a blend of 96% polyester and 4% linen, which gives a soft surface that still holds up to daily use at the foot of a door.
Can I use either side to face the room?
Yes. One side shows the printed watercolour stag and the other is a traditional tartan check, so you can turn out whichever face suits your scheme.
What colours are in the design?
The stag front sits on a pale cream ground in soft browns and rust, and the tartan reverse runs through green, brown and rust checks.
What sort of room does it suit?
It works best in a neutral or country-inspired setting, sitting comfortably alongside warm woods, wool throws and muted walls in a hallway or living room.
Where is it made?
It is designed, printed and made in the United Kingdom, according to the supplier.