Nustory Chalet Hand Tufted Abstract Area Rug in Rust and Ivory
Description
Inspired by vintage carpets spotted in Alpine ski lodges, our Chalet Rug combines traditional Turkish design with a bit of bohemian influence. Hand-knotted from cotton and wool, it stands up to traffic and feels equally at home après ski or with an after-dinner cocktail in hand. Features: Crafted from wool and cotton our Indian-made area rugs bring classic contemporary compatibility and a substantial feel to families and their beloved pets. The unique natural fiber combination provides a soft and comfortable underfoot experience. Give your home décor a transitional connection with your furniture and other household home goods The low pile height and unique abstract pattern make for convenient placement in the living room, game room, dining room, underneath furniture, entryways, and more. Create a warm and lovely home brand design with an angle of sophistication. From the first moment you roll it out, enjoy a smooth and flat unrolling experience, with no corners flipped. We suggest complementing this latex-free area rug with a rug pad to reduce friction and shedding. Vacuum regularly at the lowest setting to prevent dust and crumbs from setting into the fibers. No beater bar or rotating brush. In case of spills, blot the spill area with a clean cloth. Do not rub. Sprouting or shedding of fibers is common and lessens over time. If loose ends appear, carefully clip them with scissors. Natural, Soft, Comfortable & Biodegradable Backing included Hand Tufted Produced in a GoodWeave and SA8000 Certified Factory Color: Rust and Ivory Material: Wool, Cotton Size Options: 2' 6" x 8', 5' x 8', or 7' 6"" x 9' 6"" NuStory brings together old and new, from the story of traditional craft to the new narratives we each create when we make a home. Based in New York, we partner with artisans around the world. We carry the SA8000® Standard, the leading social certification for factories, and we make things sustainably — from powering our operations with renewable solar energy to using recycled or sustainably sourced fibers."
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