Brink & Campman Marble Scandinavian Rug Calendula

The Brink & Campman Marble Scandinavian Rug Calendula brings a warm, marbled colour palette to the floor in orange, taupe and ivory tones. It is woven by hand in Hungary from 97% pure new wool and 3% jute, which gives the rug its natural texture and heft.

It is a flatweave rug, so it has a low-profile look but an overall height of 25 mm. Its reversible design allows you to choose where to put it in your room according to your taste. Its heavy weight of 4500 g/m² gives it a dense feel underfoot.

Hand woven. Wool and jute. Scandinavian rug.

The blend of pure new wool and jute results in a tactile surface that works well in interiors where natural materials and subtle Scandinavian styling are a good fit. The marbled Calendula colourway is a great way to inject warmth into neutral schemes and works well with natural wood, soft furnishings and earthy tones.

Scandinavian Rug for Living & Dining Room

The Marble Calendula rug is available in four sizes and can be used to demarcate spaces within the home. For smaller spaces, pick a smaller size; for larger spaces, go with one of the larger options to anchor a seating or dining arrangement. The flatweave construction also gives the rug a more grounded look than a traditional deep-pile design.

Key Features:

• Warm marbled colourway that works well with neutral and natural interior schemes
• The reversible design provides flexibility when styling and positioning the rug
• Flatweave construction gives a grounded, low-profile look
• Substantial weight gives the rug a dense feel underfoot
• Available in four sizes for different room layouts and floor areas

Product Details:

• Brand: Brink & Campman
• Product type: Scandinavian rug
• Material: 97% pure new wool / 3% jute
• Colour: Orange, taupe and ivory
• Dimensions: 140 x 200cm, 170 x 240cm, 200 x 300cm or 250 x 350cm
• Quality: Handwoven in Hungary
• Weight: 4500 gr/m²
• Backing: No backing

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