Beige Rugs
Foundation pieces that define your space. Comfort and style underfoot.
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The range includes rugs with low textured piles and shimmering metallic yarns for an opulence that can't be ignored. For those who value artisanal craftsmanship, we offer designs that are handmade with 100% wool, providing a cosy underfoot experience. This collection assures a diverse selection of rugs to cater to different tastes and interior design needs.
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- What's the best way to clean a beige rug at home?For a beige rug, regular vacuuming is key to removing dust and dirt. For spills, blot immediately with a clean cloth, avoiding rubbing. Never machine wash a rug. If a stain persists, it's best to consult a professional cleaner. Sunlight can fade rugs, so avoid placing them in direct sunlight. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements. For more information visit our blog post.
- How can I stop my beige rug from slipping?A slipping rug can be a safety hazard, but there are easy solutions. Rug pads designed to grip both the rug and floor surface offer excellent non-slip protection. These come in various thicknesses and materials, so choose one that suits your rug and floor type. Alternatively, rug grippers placed at the corners or edges can help keep the rug in place, particularly on hard floors. For a more DIY approach, try double-sided carpet tape, ensuring it's compatible with your flooring to avoid residue. Regularly checking and cleaning the underside of your rug and the floor beneath can also prevent slipping caused by dust or debris.
- Where should I place my beige rug in a room?A beige rug can complement various room layouts. In a living room, position it to anchor the seating area, ensuring the front legs of sofas and armchairs rest on the rug's edge. For bedrooms, placing a rug partially beneath the bed creates a soft landing spot. In dining rooms, ensure the rug is large enough to accommodate the table and chairs even when pulled out. A beige rug's neutral tone makes it versatile, allowing you to easily define spaces within open-plan layouts. Consider the room's size and existing furniture when choosing a rug size, and don't be afraid to layer smaller rugs over larger ones for added texture and visual interest.
- What should I consider when choosing a beige rug?When choosing a beige rug, consider the room's size and the rug's placement - a larger rug anchors a spacious room, while a smaller one suits a cosy setting. Think about the existing colours in your room. A cream or lighter beige rug brightens up a space, whereas a darker beige adds warmth. Consider the material: wool is soft and durable, while synthetic options are often easier to clean. If you have pets or children, a stain-resistant rug is a practical choice. A textured rug, like those in wool or a chunky weave, adds depth and visual interest. Finally, check the rug's dimensions to ensure it fits your space perfectly and complements your furniture layout. For more information visit our blog post.
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