Cream Carved Area Rug – Affa – Sofia – 120cm x 170cm

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Jul 8, 2024

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This cream and natural toned rug with a soft knitted pattern offers a cosy, rustic and distinctively calming vibe to any interiors. The simplicity of Affa’s colours captures the essence of its serene beauty. Sofia boosts a deeply carved tufted, polyester pile. With natural soothing tones, Sofia is the ultimate comfort for your interiors. Her deep carving highlights her patterns and gives them a three dimensional effect. Sofia would be ideal as a room sized rug or as an accent in a specific interior zone. Size: 120cm x 170cm, 160cm x 230cm, 200cm x 290cm, 60cm x 240cm Runner
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