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Famous Haus - Sophisticated Geometric Fabric Rug – Artisanal Texture

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Famous Haus - Sophisticated Geometric Fabric Rug – Artisanal TextureElevate your interiors with understated sophistication. This textured fabric panel features a refined geometric motif in a soft gray palette, where intersecting lines form an organic, hand drawn grid reminiscent of modernist artistry. The tactile surface adds depth and visual interest, making it a perfect choice for curtains, upholstery, or statement wall coverings. Its neutral tones ensure effortless integration into both minimalist and richly

Elevate your interiors with understated sophistication. This textured fabric panel features a refined geometric motif in a soft gray palette, where intersecting lines form an organic, hand-drawn grid reminiscent of modernist artistry. The tactile surface adds depth and visual interest, making it a perfect choice for curtains, upholstery, or statement wall coverings. Its neutral tones ensure effortless integration into both minimalist and richly layered décor schemes. A seamless blend of design and versatility for contemporary spaces.

FINISH:
• Fabric: Wool
• Color: JD2-03 (Brown)

SIZES:

• 9'10 x 14'9"

• 11'6" x 16'5"


CONSTRUCTION:
• Composition:  100% Polyester
• Texture: Soft and dense, providing comfort and durability
• Dyeing: Natural or eco-friendly dyed colors, ensuring resistance and solidity to wear
• Fabric: Handmade or woven, using traditional weaving techniques
• Knots: Hand-tied knots or woven, depending on the style and design 
• Base: Strong wool or cotton foundations for greater stability and resistance to constant use
• Finish: Reinforced edges for added durability and resistance to wear
• Origin: Handcrafted, from traditional wool rug production regions
• Note: Given the rug's handcrafted nature, slight variations in shading and size are inherent to the design
• Finished with: Hand-bound edges and ½" fringe

Care:
• Rotate the rug every 3 months to avoid uneven fading and wear.
• Vacuum regularly using suction only, no bristles. Regular vacuuming will reduce shedding over time. 
• Avoid pulling loose yarns. If necessary, clip them to be even with the pile height. 
• Avoid direct sunlight to prevent UV damage or fading. 
• Use rug protectors under heavy furniture to avoid flattening the pile. 
• Spot clean as needed using a damp (not wet) cloth with plain water; use a mild detergent as needed. 
• Professional cleaning is recommended; send the rug to a professional service with experience cleaning fine rugs.

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