Description
Trolvora is a modern striped runner rug in pure wool, and its appeal lies in how many colours sit side by side. Narrow bands of red, pink, coral, mustard, navy, sage green, cream and deep burgundy run across the width, so the runner reads as a steady rhythm of colour from one end to the other. The low pile is made from 100% wool, woven on a hand loom, and it feels soft underfoot, with a close, even surface that keeps each stripe crisp. It comes in a single size: a 67 by 200cm runner.
At 67 by 200cm this is a true runner, made for a hallway, a landing or the long stretch of floor beside a bed. With so many shades in the mix, it sits happily against plain walls and painted woodwork, and it picks up the accent colours you already have, whether that is a red cushion on a hall chair or a navy throw at the foot of the bed. You get colour and comfort in places that are often left bare, and a soft wool surface where you walk most. The maker builds this rug to last, which counts in a hallway that sees daily traffic.
The pile stands 7mm high, and the rug measures 1.3cm thick overall, so it adds a comfortable layer underfoot without standing tall. If a door opens across the spot you have in mind, check that it clears 1.3cm before you order. Care is gentle: the maker advises spot cleaning only, vacuuming on a low suction setting, avoiding the beater bar, and never brushing or scrubbing the pile. Before you buy, measure your hallway or landing and allow a strip of bare floor along both sides so the stripes have room to show, and on a smooth floor an underlay helps keep the rug in place.
Specification
| Design |
Trolvora |
| Colour |
Multi |
| Size |
67 x 200cm Runner |
| Material |
100% Wool |
| Pile Height |
7mm |
| Thickness |
1.3cm |
| 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
Will a new wool runner shed fibres?
A little, at first. The maker notes that some shedding is normal in a new wool rug, and gentle vacuuming on low suction lifts the loose fibres away during those early weeks.
What should I do if a strand of yarn comes loose from the pile?
Trim it level with the surrounding pile using sharp scissors. The maker is clear that you should never pull a loose strand, since tugging can loosen more of the yarn.
Can I use this runner in a bathroom or by a wet back door?
No. The maker advises against using it on damp or wet surfaces, so keep it to dry floors indoors, such as a hallway, a landing or beside a bed.
Can I fold the runner to store it or carry it upstairs?
Roll it instead. The maker advises against folding this rug, so whenever you store it or move it between rooms, roll it loosely along its length.