Pink Rugs

For cleaning a wool rug at home, regular vacuuming is key to removing dust and debris. Avoid using a vacuum with a beater bar, as this can damage the fibres. If a spill occurs, blot it immediately with a clean cloth, avoiding rubbing. Never machine wash a rug. For stubborn stains, it's best to consult a professional cleaning service. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements. For more information visit our blog post.

A slipping rug can be a nuisance, but there are easy solutions. Rug pads, designed specifically to grip both the rug and floor, are an excellent option. Choose a non-slip rug pad slightly smaller than your rug for the best results. Alternatively, for a less permanent solution, try rug gripper tape which adheres to the underside of your rug. For hard floors, you can also try silicone caulk dots applied discreetly to the corners of the rug. Be sure to test any adhesive solution in an inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn't damage your flooring. Regularly cleaning your floors can also help to minimise slippage caused by dust or debris.

A pink rug can add a vibrant pop of colour and warmth to any room. In a living room, place it under the coffee table and front legs of your sofa to anchor the seating area. For a bedroom, positioning it partially under the bed and extending beyond the sides creates a soft landing spot. In a dining room, ensure the rug is large enough to accommodate the table and chairs even when pulled out. A hallway runner can introduce colour and pattern in a narrow space. Consider the size of the rug relative to the room - too small and it can look lost, too large and it might overwhelm the space. Use our filters to narrow down rug choices by size and colour to find the perfect fit for your room.

When choosing a pink rug, consider the shade - from blush to fuchsia - and how it complements your existing decor. Think about the room's purpose and foot traffic. A durable material like wool is a good choice for high-traffic areas. Size is crucial: ensure the rug fits the space and furniture placement. A larger rug can anchor a seating area, while a smaller one can define a specific zone. Finally, consider the rug's texture and pattern. A textured rug adds depth, while a patterned rug can introduce visual interest. If you have bold colours or patterns in the room, a solid or subtly patterned pink rug might be best. For a calmer space, a more vibrant pink with a bolder pattern can create a focal point. For more information visit our blog post.