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Frost Duck Egg Blue Tipped Faux Fur Rug
Frosted two-tone tips give pale duck egg blue real depth
£160.99
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Colour: Duck Egg Blue7 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
Morning light and a duck egg blue tipped faux fur rug are a lovely match, the frosted finish glowing a soft, watery aqua as the sun comes in. Frost Duck Egg Blue has a short-to-medium pile that feels ultra-soft and plush underfoot, with a two-tone effect that gives the pale colour real depth. It's a fresh, calming choice for bedrooms, dressing rooms and light living rooms.
A plain, pale duck egg blue that leans towards aqua, finished with frosted tips for a gentle two-tone glow. It pairs well with white-painted furniture, soft grey or stone walls, natural linen, pale wood and brushed nickel. Place 60 x 100 cm beside a bed, 80 x 150 cm in front of a dressing table, or choose 150 x 200 cm to freshen up a small living room.
Why you'll love it
- Frosted two-tone tips give pale duck egg blue real depth
- Short-to-medium pile, ultra-soft and plush underfoot
- Fresh aqua tone suits white, grey and natural schemes
- Five sizes, from 60 x 100 cm to 150 x 200 cm
Details & materials
| Collection | Frost |
|---|---|
| Design | Frost |
| Colour | Duck Egg Blue |
| Style | Tipped Faux Fur |
| Material & pile | Faux fur with frosted two-tone tips |
| Sizes | 60 x 100 cm, 80 x 150 cm, 120 x 170 cm, 150 x 200 cm, 133 x 133 cm |
| Product code | TWF033 |
Care
Shake out regularly and vacuum gently on suction only; spot clean with a damp cloth; 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
Frost questions
What does tipped faux fur mean?
Tipped faux fur has fibres whose tips are finished in a different shade from the base, creating a frosted, two-tone effect. On our Lilac rug, for example, lilac tips sit over a deeper plum base, while Grey pairs a slate base with silver tips. It gives a plain rug depth and a soft glow.
How is Frost different from Cosset and Chalet?
Frost is the only one of our faux furs with a frosted two-tone tipped finish, and its pile is short to medium. Cosset is shorter, denser and velvety, in ten solid shades, while Chalet is our longest, thickest and most opulent plush. All three are soft, but each has its own look.
Will a Frost faux fur rug shed?
A new faux fur rug can release a few loose fibres at first; this is normal and settles with regular, gentle care. Vacuum with a suction-only attachment rather than a rotating brush bar, shake smaller sizes out, and brush the fur lightly in one direction to keep the frosted tips looking even.
How should I clean it, and do I need an underlay?
Blot spills straight away with a clean, damp cloth rather than rubbing, and check the care label before using any cleaning product. On wood, laminate or tiles, add a rug underlay to help the rug stay in place, and check your heating manufacturer's guidance if you have underfloor heating.
Is delivery free, and can I return my rug?
Yes. Every Frost rug comes with free UK mainland delivery, and you have 30 days to return it with postage paid if the colour or size isn't right. Pastel shades can look different on screen, so it's worth seeing yours in your own light.
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