Rectangular viscose rug francis pearl 180x270cm Solid - Layered
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Length (cm): 180.0
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Dimensions
Dimensions
Length : 180,0 cm
Width : 270,0 cm
Weight : 22,0 kg
Materials
Materials
Material : Viscose
Features
Features
Colour : Grey
Shape : Rectangular
Care : Vacuum regularly without the brush attachment. For a more thorough clean, it is recommended that you use a dry-cleaning service that uses chemicals. Do not use water to remove the stain, as the rug fibres are delicate and this can easily damage the rug’s texture. To remove a stain, use a suitable stain remover. Buy one from us or ask your nearest dry cleaner for advice on which product to use.
Decorative use only : Yes
Tips :
Hand-woven. Each rug is unique and may vary slightly in size and colour.
Shipping
Shipping
Careful delivery, fast dispatch
Your orders are dispatched within 24 to 48 hours for products in stock.
We select the most suitable carrier according to the size and volume of your parcel, to guarantee delivery in the best possible conditions:
- DPD - home delivery for standard parcels
- Colissimo - delivery to a pick-up point (mainland France only)
- Specialist carrier - for bulky parcels
The layered solid viscose rug has an elegant, crisp expression. Francis Pearl is our lightest colour, with a warm undertone that, much like a pearl, produces a neutral white shade. With this collection, we have embraced the idea of making monochrome rugs in a very classic tone.
The rugs in the Solid Viscose collection are hand-woven in a soft, subtly lustrous 100% viscose construction. As each rug is woven individually, there may be variations in size and colour, meaning every customer receives a truly unique piece.
Owing to its hand-tufted construction, the rug tends to shed fibres at first. We therefore recommend vacuuming the rug regularly.



