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The Wilder Leopard rug comes in a striking modern animal print. The design is a contemporary but distressed style, perfect for modern home decor. The rug is highly durable with a low-profile, making this design perfect to sit under furniture. Don't forget to buy our handy anti-slip mat,. Here,. Available in a range of sizes. On opening, re-roll your rug pile out and leave in a warm room for 24 hours before putting in place. This will help to reduce wrinkles and curling from packing. Use a slip-resist pad to help keep your rug in place and provide additional protection for hard floors. Before using any cleaning products on your rug, test an inconspicuous area first for colour fastness. Do not pull any loose threads - please cut carefully loose threads with scissors to remove. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight as this may cause the fading of some dyes. Turn your rug regularly to ensure even wear. Clean spills immediately by blotting with a clean dry white cloth - do not rub. A small amount of fibre loss is normal on a new rug. Latex is used in the making of this rug. May be carefully vacuumed using a floor or brush attachment.
The Wilder Leopard Rug is a great statement piece that adds visual interest and a modern edge to a variety of interiors. I love how the bold black, white, and blue colour palette can work well in both contemporary and eclectic spaces, especially when paired with neutral tones on furniture to let the rug stand out. It’s versatile enough to sit beneath a sofa or in a seating area, providing comfort and a pop of pattern. For styling, keep other accessories minimal to let the rug’s animal print take centre stage, and consider adding some matching cushions or throws in similar colours for cohesion. Practical tip: because of its striking pattern, place it in low-traffic areas or rooms where you want to create a focal point without overwhelming the space.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Dunelm's website here