Decadence Rug Navy - Origins - Blue

The Decadence rug, has a thick pile with hints of shimmery threads running through.
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The Decadence rug, has a thick pile with hints of shimmery threads running through.
Currently unavailable
The Decadence Rug from Origins, in a serene blue hue, is designed for individuals seeking to enhance their living spaces with comfort and refined style. Its key win is providing a luxurious underfoot experience and visual depth through its thick pile and subtle shimmery threads. As with any plush rug, a minor caveat is the need for consistent care to maintain its pristine appearance and tactile quality.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Brand | Origins |
Regular vacuuming without a beater bar is key for daily maintenance. For spills, blot immediately with a clean cloth and use a mild rug cleaner after testing. Professional cleaning every 12-18 months is recommended for a deep clean.
Yes, it is common for new rugs with a thick pile, like the Decadence Rug, to shed loose fibers initially. This will lessen over time with regular vacuuming. It's a natural process as the rug settles.
While not strictly required, a non-slip rug pad is highly recommended. It helps prevent the rug from slipping, adds extra cushioning and comfort, and can extend the life of your rug by reducing wear.
The Decadence Rug is best suited for low to medium-traffic areas such as bedrooms, living rooms, and dining areas where its plushness can be enjoyed without excessive wear. For very high-traffic zones, a rug with a lower pile and tighter weave might be more appropriate.
Gently unroll the rug and lay it flat. You can try reverse-rolling it for a few hours. Placing heavy, flat objects on the creased areas for 24-48 hours usually helps the rug settle and flatten out.
Unroll the rug and lay it flat. For stubborn creases, try reverse-rolling the rug (rolling it in the opposite direction it was packaged) and leaving it for a few hours. Placing heavy books or furniture on the corners for 24-48 hours can also help it flatten.
Initial shedding is normal for new rugs, especially those with a thick pile. Regular, gentle vacuuming (without a beater bar) will help remove loose fibers. Shedding should decrease significantly within a few weeks to months of use.
Address spills immediately. Blot the liquid with a clean, dry white cloth or paper towel, working from the outside in. Avoid rubbing, as this can push the stain deeper. For solid spills, gently scrape away excess before blotting. Use a small amount of mild rug cleaner, testing it on an inconspicuous area first, and blot gently.
This is common for rugs without a non-slip backing. Place a high-quality non-slip rug pad underneath the entire rug. This will not only prevent slipping but also add cushioning and extend the rug's life.