The shaggy rug Fallingwater Mocha has a light brown color and a medium pile. Using the Fallingwater House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright as the source of inspiration, the collection seeks to reinterpret the icon building’s color scheme and timeless expression through a small range of minimalistic and essential designs made of 100% recycled PET. The rugs are semi-shiny, durable, have a quick dry, and are easy to care for.
Due to their long pile, shaggy rugs have a tendency to shed initially and we, therefore, recommend to regularly vacuum the rug to shorten this process. The shedding then subsides.
FALLINGWATER Shaggy Rug
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Product description
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Collection: Fallingwater Material: Recycled PET Measurement: 180 x 270 cm, 250 x 350 cm, 300 x 400 cm Pile length: 20-30 mm Color: Mocha Article nr: SHMO -
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Material: 100% Recycled PET-bottles Cleaning: Vacuum regularly without brush. For more thorough cleaning, dry cleaning is recommended. Stain Removal: Wipe the stain carefully with a mixture of lukewarm water and soap. Absorb excess liquid with a dry microfiber cloth. -
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When we started Layered our first goal was to be as transparent as possible. We aim to develop products that last a lifetime in your home.
TRACEABLE GOOD FIBER HANDMADE RECYCLED
This is an artisan product made of recycled, traceable material.
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A rug collection produced with a sustainability perspective. All rugs within the Fallingwater collection are produced with yarn made out of recycled PET-bottles. With minimal environmental effect in mind, the rugs have been made to be especially long-lasting.
A rug collection influenced by the iconic Fallingwater building by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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