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Naavya is a stunning beige, grey and ivory rug in a transitional abstract style tribal pattern.
An exclusive design in the Miss Amara Collection, Naavya features a distressed look to give it a vintage feel. Decorated with lined tribal patterns in transitional multi-tones of neutral beige, grey and ivory. A timeless and stylish addition to a modern, tribal, bohemian or vintage space.
Woven in Turkey using modern looming techniques, Naavya is constructed from a plush 7mm pile of ultra silky soft polypropylene and polyester blend fibres. This hard-wearing fibre is stain-resistant and ideal for high-traffic zones, kid and pet-friendly homes.
| Country of Manufacture | Turkey |
|---|---|
| Colour | Beige Brown Cream Grey |
| Material | Polyester Polypropylene |
| Construction | Machine Made |
| Weave | Woven |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Pile Height | approx. 7mm |
Vibrant tones to make your space POP! Featuring blended tones for that lovely vintage distressed finish.
This man made Polypropylene Polyester fibre is soft like suede. A low pile that is smooth underfoot and perfect for those busy areas. Stain resistant, hard wearing and easy to keep looking beautiful for longer!
We all prefer a little ‘oops’ to ‘OMG - NO!’
You will not fret with this stain-resistant miracle of a rug.
From pet accidents to little people with mysteriously sticky hands, jump onto the mishaps quickly, and it will be like they never happened.
Destined to be a cat lady? We got you covered.
Designed for pet-friendly homes, this tightly woven rug resists claw snags and everyday wear, so your furry friend’s playful scratches won’t pull threads. Plus, it’s stain-resistant and easy to clean, making pet messes a breeze to handle.
Enjoy a red wine with the girls or cute playdough playdates without the crippling stress of ruining your 'good rug'.
Easy to clean, ideal for busy areas and perfect for the fam, yes, you can have nice things!
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