Homemaker Snug Gradual Spot Rectangle Rug - 80 x 120cm
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Homemaker Snug Gradual Spot Rectangle Rug - 80 x 120cm
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Description
The Snug Gradual Spot rectangle shaggy rug is a stylish yet practical addition for the home. Made with a 100% polyester pile, it is ideal for adding softness, texture, and warmth to floors during colder months. Easy to clean - simply spot clean with a surface shampoo and vacuum with an attachment to keep it looking fresh. The use of a rug grip is recommended when used on hard floors.
Our Stylist Says
I love this rug because of its versatile size and subtle colour palette, making it a practical choice for smaller living spaces or cosy corners. Its soft, textured surface adds comfort underfoot without overwhelming the room’s decor. It works particularly well in modern or Scandinavian interiors, where clean lines and neutral tones dominate, but it can also bring a touch of playfulness to a child's space or a casual lounge. Styling tips include placing it in front of a sofa or under a small dining table to define the area and layering it with cushions or throws to enhance the cosy vibe. Its understated pattern makes it adaptable, so it pairs well with both bold statement pieces or minimalist schemes.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Homebase's website here
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Throughout its history, Homebase has experienced periods of growth and transformation. Despite changes in ownership and shifts in the retail landscape, Homebase has consistently adapted to meet the needs of its customers, ensuring that it remains a leading player in the home improvement industry.
Today, Homebase stands true to its founding principles of innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction. With a renewed focus on sustainability and profitability, Homebase continues to elevate homes across the nation, helping customers turn their house into a home.
