Description
Sarnelle is a low pile geometric rug in pure wool, and its Tan colourway brings together warm ochre, mustard and terracotta with softer blush, sage, beige and cream. Curved and arched blocks of colour interlock across the whole rectangle, so the eye travels from one shape to the next. Where the colours meet, the pile has a crisp, textured look that picks out each curve. The 100% wool pile is dense and low, and it feels comfortable underfoot. We offer it in 120 by 170cm, 160 by 230cm and 200 by 290cm.
Because the palette mixes earthy warm tones with muted greens and pale neutrals, it ties together colours you already have in cushions, curtains and artwork. The 120 by 170cm size suits the space beside a bed or a reading nook. The 160 by 230cm size is the usual choice for a living room, under the front legs of a sofa and a coffee table. The 200 by 290cm size takes a larger seating group, or a dining table with room around it for the chairs.
The rug has a pile height of 1cm and an overall thickness of 1.5cm, so check the clearance under any door that will open across it before you choose its spot. The care is short: spot clean only, and if you vacuum, use a low suction setting without the beater or roller bar. Do not brush or scrub the pile, keep the rug away from damp or wet floors, and never fold it. Some shedding is natural in a new rug, and any loose strand should be trimmed with scissors rather than pulled. Before ordering, mark out the size you have in mind with tape on the floor, and on a smooth floor an underlay helps keep the rug in place.
Specification
| Design |
Sarnelle |
| Colour |
Tan |
| Sizes |
120 x 170cm, 160 x 230cm, 200 x 290cm |
| Material |
100% Wool |
| Pile Height |
1cm |
| Thickness |
1.5cm |
| Care |
Spot clean only; Vacuum on low suction without the beater bar; Do not brush or scrub; Keep dry; Do not fold; Trim a loose strand with scissors; never pull it; Some shedding is natural at first |
| Made In |
India |
Frequently Asked
Is the Tan colourway a plain tan rug?
No. Tan is the name of this colourway rather than a single shade. The rug is multicoloured, with the warm ochre, mustard and terracotta tones leading, so it pairs well with honey or mid-toned wood floors.
Which size should I choose for a living room with a sofa and armchairs?
For a sofa with a coffee table, the 160 by 230cm size usually works, with the front legs of the sofa resting on the rug. Where armchairs face the sofa, the 200 by 290cm size lets every seat touch the rug, which pulls the group together.
Can I use this rug in a kitchen or a conservatory?
We would keep this rug out of rooms where the floor may be damp or wet, as its care asks, so a conservatory exposed to damp or the area by a kitchen sink is not the place for it. Living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms suit it well.
Can I use a carpet cleaner or a steam cleaner on this rug?
The care for this rug is spot clean only, so we would not put it through a carpet cleaner or a steam cleaner. Treat marks on the spot and avoid brushing or scrubbing the wool.