Start with the pattern’s direction

Six irregular colour trails move across an ivory field in a fixed sequence from burgundy to navy. Let the bands run with the longest dimension of the room to emphasise length, or turn them across a narrow space to create width. Warm oak and restrained upholstery prevent the palette from becoming visually crowded.

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Choose a size from the furniture, not the empty floor

Measure the seating or bed footprint first. In a living room, aim for the front legs of the principal seats to meet the rug; in a bedroom, leave a useful visible border beyond the bed. Compare the listed dimensions on the product page with your own taped floor outline before ordering.

Read the wool at close range

The broken ivory gaps and unequal band lengths are essential to the design; they keep the colour expressive and airy. The close view below is a styling illustration based on the exact product reference; it is useful for visualising pile and colour interaction, while the original photograph above remains the product record.

Practical check: rotate your taped outline by 90 degrees before deciding. Directional motifs can either lengthen a room or pull attention toward a sofa, bed or dining table.

Make it comfortable in daily use

Choose one or two colours to echo in small accessories rather than matching all six. The blue-and-white stitched lower edge and short fringe are visual details worth leaving visible.

Buying questions

Which size should I choose?

Use the product page’s verified size selector and compare each option with a taped outline. For seating groups, keeping at least the front legs on the rug usually makes the arrangement feel connected.

Can I request a different size?

For dimensions outside the listed selector, send the room measurements and desired orientation through the custom-size enquiry link before purchasing.

Will the colour look identical on every screen?

Screens and daylight vary. Use the original product photograph as the colour reference and view it on more than one device if colour matching is critical.