





£89
* Tonal Striped Design * Hand Woven Loop Texture * Crafted from Insulating Wool blend * Marled Wool: each piece is unique Nico Wool Woven Stripe Runner is designed to create a textural haven in your home. Hand woven from a wool blend the chunky striped loop design has subtle marled flecks throughout for added texture. The Wool loop Texture is soft to touch and warm underfoot perfect for creating a warm and inviting hallway or bedroom. Why Wool? Choose wool for its natural durability, cosy warmth, and easy maintenance. Naturally resilient, wool fibres bounce back easily, making them ideal for high-traffic areas. They also act as a natural sound and heat insulator, helping to create a quieter, cosier space. The Rug Pictured is: 60cm x 230cm. Care:Wool is a natural fibre, and shedding is normal for a long period. Unroll your rug and leave for 24 hours during first use. Maintain your Wool rug by vacuuming regularly with a nozzle attachment, this will reduce shedding over time. Cut any loose fibres with scissors, do not pull. For accidental spills blot immediately and spot clean with a damp white cloth, do not rub or over saturate the fibres to keep them soft and plush. Add an anti-slip underneath your rug to prevent slipping. Rotate every few months to prolong the life of your rug.
I really like this wool runner for adding texture and softness to a variety of interiors. Its neutral, earthy tones make it cosier and versatile, ideal for bedrooms or even hallways with a light, airy feel. The wool construction ensures durability and warmth underfoot, making it practical in high-traffic areas. For styling, consider layering it over a larger rug to create zones within open-plan spaces, or pairing it with simple, modern furniture to keep the look fresh. It works particularly well in Scandi-inspired schemes or laid-back coastal interiors, where natural textures are key. Just make sure to spot-clean regularly to keep it looking fresh and inviting.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
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