01FLOOR RUGS
Ivory and Navy Transitional Rug
The Audrey rug anchors a room with quiet confidence, its ivory field softened by navy details that feel both modern and timeless. It sits comfortably under a dining table or beside a sofa, adding warmth without overwhelming the space.
Crafted from polypropylene fibres, this 200 x 290 cm piece balances aesthetic appeal with practicality. It suits those who appreciate understated design and need a durable floor covering that maintains its character over time.


02DESIGN
A study in erased weave
The pattern employs a distressed patina technique, where the weave appears partially faded or worn away. This effect creates a layered look, suggesting age and history while retaining clean lines. The interplay of ivory and navy avoids starkness, offering a gentle transition between light and dark tones that complements various interior palettes.

04FIT
Generous scale for open spaces
At 200 x 290 cm, this rug provides substantial coverage, ideal for anchoring larger furniture groupings. Its low profile allows it to slide easily under sofas or beds, maintaining a seamless flow across the floor. The size works well in living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas where a statement piece is desired without crowding the layout.
05AT A GLANCE
The key points
- 200 x 290 cm dimensions suit large open-plan rooms
- Ivory base with navy accents creates a soft contrast
- Erased-weave pattern adds visual texture and depth
- Polypropylene fibre construction resists daily wear
- Low profile fits neatly beneath low furniture pieces


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About this product
Transitional: Delicate collection, a stunning ensemble of modern artwork that perfectly complements any room. Featuring a distressed patina with an erased-weave design, these rugs exude the vintage charm with a contemporary touch. Made with enhance easy-care polypropylene fibers, these rugs can easily fit underneath furniture and in entryways, making them a practicle and stylish addition to your home decore.















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