Natural Stripe Woven Runner Sustainable Recycled Cotton Rug – Kendall – 55cm x 240cm Runner

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Sep 15, 2023

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Aden is a beautifully textured pattern, coloured in a soft and sophisticated palate of beige and cream this is a design which is sure to compliment your décor and add interest to your flooring. * These rugs are made from natural cotton so please allow a little size tolerance. If the size varies by more than 5% from the size quoted then please get in touch and we will be happy to help. Size: 55cm x 240cm Runner
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