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Product details
Harlequin Diffinity Rugs feature an abstract design with a fashionable oyster grey colour palette that is designed to suit a contemporary room setting. Diffinity Rugs are handmade in India by Brink and Campman and have been designed in the UK by Harlequin to match their range of fabrics and wallpapers. The thick, soft, 100% wool pile is designed to offer high levels of luxury and comfort.
Details on this rug:
- Pure New Wool
- Yellow based design with white explosions
- 12 mm pile height
- Hand Tufted
- Custom Sizing Available
- Made in India
FAQ❓🔍
Rug Care
Keeping it Clean
Rugs are not just beautiful additions to your home; they also endure the everyday hustle and bustle of foot traffic, spills, and dirt. Proper care and maintenance are crucial in preserving their beauty and extending their lifespan. Here are some essential rug care tips to keep your rugs looking fresh and vibrant for years to come:.
Vacuuming
Canister vacuums without beater bars are the optimal type of vacuum to use on rugsBrooms and manual sweepers are also a gentle and effective way to clean rugsIf you must use an upright vacuum, use the handheld attachment whenever possibleRefrain from running the vacuum over the edges of the rug or the rugs.Instead, use the handheld attachment or carefully place the vacuum on the rugIf a rug is reversible remember to vacuum both sides.For hand woven rugs, use extra caution when vacuuming as the suction can pull the weave, alternatively, you can take the rug outside to shake it out
While natural light can enhance the colors of your rug, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause fading and degradation of fibers. Use curtains or blinds to block the sun during peak hours, or consider placing your rug in an area with more indirect light.By taking these simple steps, you can protect your rugs from UV damage, ensuring they remain vibrant and beautiful for many years
Rotate
It is highly recommended to rotate your rug 180 degrees every 3-6 months to balance appearance, fading and to distribute wear evenly and protect from direct sunlight (Please See our T&C)
