Thylanne Natural Raised Diamond Jute Wool Rug
Thylanne is a dual-fibre rug in a warm golden hue, a handwoven design where the natural variations of raw plant fibres are tempered by a structured, repetitive diamond pattern.
This Indian-made rug consists of 60% jute and 40% wool pile, presenting a 5–6mm raised profile. Built without a backing, it is resilient enough for regular residential living spaces but cannot be machine washed. This style should be vacuumed regularly without a brush bar, relying on professional cleaning for spills.
The honey tone brings an organic richness into rooms featuring mid-century teak furniture, tan leather, or terracotta tiles. It is an excellent fit for high-ceilinged dining rooms that require a bit of substance to feel settled, maintaining its design integrity over years of use because the pattern is built directly into the weave.
Thylanne is a dual-fibre rug in a warm golden hue, a handwoven design where the natural variations of raw plant fibres are tempered by a structured, repetitive diamond pattern.
This Indian-made rug consists of 60% jute and 40% wool pile, presenting a 5–6mm raised profile. Built without a backing, it is resilient enough for regular residential living spaces but cannot be machine washed. This style should be vacuumed regularly without a brush bar, relying on professional cleaning for spills.
The honey tone brings an organic richness into rooms featuring mid-century teak furniture, tan leather, or terracotta tiles. It is an excellent fit for high-ceilinged dining rooms that require a bit of substance to feel settled, maintaining its design integrity over years of use because the pattern is built directly into the weave.
Description
Thylanne is a dual-fibre rug in a warm golden hue, a handwoven design where the natural variations of raw plant fibres are tempered by a structured, repetitive diamond pattern.
This Indian-made rug consists of 60% jute and 40% wool pile, presenting a 5–6mm raised profile. Built without a backing, it is resilient enough for regular residential living spaces but cannot be machine washed. This style should be vacuumed regularly without a brush bar, relying on professional cleaning for spills.
The honey tone brings an organic richness into rooms featuring mid-century teak furniture, tan leather, or terracotta tiles. It is an excellent fit for high-ceilinged dining rooms that require a bit of substance to feel settled, maintaining its design integrity over years of use because the pattern is built directly into the weave.
