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Flax Beige Striated Neutral Rug
Nearly plain oatmeal beige with faint abrash striations
£62.99
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Colour: Beige2 colourways
Free delivery to UK mainland addresses.
30-day free returns. Not right in your room? Send it back, we pay the postage.
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Description
Warm oatmeal with the gentlest of streaks, this beige striated rug is about as calm as a rug can be, and a quiet partner for family living rooms and restful bedrooms. Flax is nearly plain, with faint horizontal abrash-effect striations that add just enough depth to stop it looking flat. Its fine, very low pile and washed vintage finish give it a relaxed, lived-in feel.
Subtle horizontal striations ripple through an oatmeal field, so close in tone that the rug reads as almost plain from across the room. Use it as a warm base under patterned cushions and a textured throw, with sand or mushroom walls, walnut, rattan and brass. The 80 x 150 cm size suits a bedside, 120 x 170 cm a reading nook, and 160 x 230 cm most living rooms.
Why you'll love it
- Nearly plain oatmeal beige with faint abrash striations
- Warm neutral base for layering pattern and texture
- Washed, lived-in finish on a fine, very low pile
- The 120 x 170 cm size suits a reading nook
Details & materials
| Collection | Hush |
|---|---|
| Design | Flax |
| Colour | Beige |
| Style | Striated Neutral |
| Material & pile | Fine, very low pile with a washed finish |
| Sizes | 80 x 150 cm, 120 x 170 cm, 150 x 200 cm, 160 x 230 cm |
| Product code | BTM043 |
Care
Vacuum regularly on a low setting; blot spills straight away and spot clean with mild detergent; professional clean when needed.
Tip: use an anti-slip underlay on hard floors. It keeps the rug flat and makes vacuuming easier.
Delivery & returns
Free delivery to UK mainland addresses. Larger rugs are heavy, so it helps to have a second pair of hands on delivery day.
If your rug isn't right, return it unused within 30 days and we'll cover the return postage. Your refund goes back to your original payment method.
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Good to know
Hush questions
Which size neutral rug should I choose?
Measure the space and leave a border of floor showing. For a living room, 160 x 230 cm usually sits under the coffee table and the front sofa legs. Heather, Parchment and Chalk also come in 200 x 290 cm for bigger rooms, while 80 x 150 cm and 120 x 170 cm suit bedsides and reading corners.
How do I look after a Hush rug?
Vacuum regularly on a low setting without a beater bar, following the direction of the pile. Blot spills immediately with a clean white cloth, then spot clean gently with cold water and a little mild detergent. Pale neutrals show marks sooner than dark colours, so act quickly, and use a professional rug cleaner for deeper cleaning.
Is the pile thick, and will the rug shed?
No, Hush rugs have a fine, very low pile, which is why they sit so neatly under furniture and doors. New rugs can release a few loose fibres at first; this settles with regular vacuuming. The distressed, washed effect is part of the design rather than wear.
Do I need an underlay, and can I use it with underfloor heating?
On wooden, tiled or stone floors we recommend a good rug underlay to help hold the rug in place and add comfort underfoot. If you have underfloor heating, choose an underlay designed for it and check your heating manufacturer's guidance before laying any rug.
What are your delivery and returns terms?
Delivery is free to UK mainland addresses. If the colour or size is not right once it is in your room, you can return your rug within 30 days and the return postage is paid, so you can judge the neutral tones in your own light.
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