Carpet Runner Il Ricamo by Pip Sand
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Description
The Il Ricamo collection has been expanded with this beautiful carpet runner in the colour sand. The design is inspired by traditional Hungarian embroidery patterns. The flowers look like real embroidery, giving the carpet a cosy and inviting look. This carpet is a real eye-catcher in any space! The runner is perfect to use to style the kitchen or hallway.
Note: Our rugs may appear slightly darker or lighter than shown in the picture, depending on light in combination with direction of weave. Rotate the rug 180 degrees for the desired darkness and lightness of colour.
- Available in sizes: XS = 120 x 185 cm, S = 155 x 230 cm, M = 185 x 275 cm, L = 200 x 300 cm and runner (80 x 295 cm)
- Pile height: 4-5 mm
- Handmade in Turkey
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Care
This runner is made of 70% cotton and 30% acrylic and is intended for use at home. We don’t recommend it for heavier use, such as in shops or offices.
Straight out of the packaging, the runner may still be a little creased. Simply lay it on the floor and the creases will disappear by themselves.
We advise against washing. Got a stain? Ideally, remove it with a little water and vinegar, let it rest for a while and, if possible, place it in the sun for a short time. In need of a more thorough clean? Then scrub the runner with water and a mild soap and always let it dry thoroughly afterwards.
As cotton is a natural material, the colour may fade in a lot of direct sunlight. In a spot without bright sun, your runner will stay at its most beautiful.
More sustainable
Do you want to make your home shine while caring for people and the environment? In our home collection, you will find products made with care. From carpets made with respect for makers to outdoor carpets made from recycled materials. Wallpaper is produced using FSC paper and eco-friendly ink, and leftover materials are given a second life. This way, you turn your home into a beautiful and conscious space.
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