The Homemaker Rugs Collection Opulence Shaggy Rug - Black - 115 x 160cm

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The Homemaker Opulence Shaggy Rug is an ideal choice for homeowners looking to add a touch of plush, modern minimalism to their living spaces. Designed for those who value comfort and style, this rug offers a deep, indulgent 60mm pile that provides excellent warmth underfoot. While it excels at elevating the aesthetic of a room, it is important to note that this high-pile rug requires spot cleaning rather than machine washing, making it better suited for low-to-medium traffic areas.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Width | 115 |
| Height | 160 |
| Model Part Number | 96S054-115x160cm-Black |
| Brand | The Homemaker Rugs Collection |
No, this rug is for spot cleaning only. Machine washing will damage the backing and the long pile structure.
Immediately blot the spill with a dry, clean cloth to absorb liquid. If needed, use a slightly damp cloth to dab the area gently, then allow it to air dry.
Yes, but we recommend using a non-slip rug pad to ensure the rug stays in place and to provide extra cushioning.
Some initial shedding is normal for new shaggy rugs. Regular, gentle maintenance will minimize this over time.
Yes, this rug features a solid, uniform black finish designed to provide a consistent modern look.
Allow the rug to lay flat in a warm room for 24-48 hours and gently shake the fibers to encourage loft.
Take the rug outside and give it a firm shake, or use the upholstery attachment on your vacuum without a beater bar.
When your rug arrives, simply unroll it in your desired location. It may take a day or two for the fibers to fully lift and settle after being tightly rolled in transit. For best results, use a rug pad underneath to prevent slipping on hard surfaces. For maintenance, keep the rug looking fresh by shaking it out gently or using a suction-only vacuum cleaner to avoid damaging the long fibers. Avoid using beater bars on vacuum cleaners, as these can snag the pile. For spills, act quickly by blotting with a clean, damp cloth; do not rub the fibers as this can set stains.