Cacao Brown
Duck Egg Blue
Gold
Navy
Pink Rose
Bordeaux
Grey
Terra
White
Smoky
Ivory
Silver
Mix
Cream
Dark Blue
Aqua
Beige Light
Modern Abstract Elegance: The MARLOW rug brings bold, art-inspired movement to modern interiors. Its balanced palette and woven texture create a grounded, welcoming atmosphere that pairs sophistication with everyday warmth.
Hand-Woven Durability: Crafted with dense woven fibres and a 100% jute hessian backing for lasting shape and resilience. Reinforced edges prevent fraying, while the soft pile offers comfort suited to homes with underfloor heating.
Versatile for Every Room: Designed for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, entrances, or nurseries. The rug’s abstract pattern and neutral tone blend effortlessly across styles—from minimalist to traditional—creating harmony in every space.
Low-Maintenance Comfort: Easy to vacuum and spot-clean, the rug retains its soft feel and clean appearance over time. Ideal for busy households seeking durable elegance and practical comfort without compromising on design.
Certified Safe & Eco-Conscious: OEKO-TEX certified, pollutant-free materials responsibly crafted in Türkiye. The rug is pet- and kid-friendly, making it ideal for nurseries and family areas where safety and softness truly matter.
SHEDDING
It's normal for your new rug to shed some fibers during the first few weeks. You might notice fibers in your vacuum container-this is nothing to worry about. Loose and excess fibers are a common occurrence with area rugs.
SPROUTING & PILE CRUSH
Occasionally, small tufts of yarn may extend above the surface of the pile. If you notice a loose loop, do not pull it. Simply cut the excess loop and lightly burn the tip to secure it. This is normal and not a defect. Indentations from furniture sitting on the rug for extended periods can often be removed. Rub the affected area with a coin or gently moisten it using a steamer to restore the pile.
SHADING/WATERMARKING
Shading or watermarking is a natural characteristic of all pile rugs. It occurs due to slight directional changes in the pile, causing light to reflect differently on the surface. This is an inherent quality of pile rugs and not a manufac- turing defect.