Sitar Rust Floral Washable Rug
Sitar is a washable and foldable rug featuring an all-over floral motif that brings warmth and organic movement into a space. Layered botanical forms are softly rendered across a rich rust base, finished with a softly timeworn appearance.
Machine made from 100% polyester, Sitar has a smooth woven surface and a low pile of approximately 4mm. The fibres are stain resistant and designed to perform well in high-traffic areas, while a built-in anti-slip backing helps keep the rug securely in place. Its foldable construction and machine-washable fibres make it easy to care for and simple to store when needed.
Sitar is offered in a warm rust colourway and comes in a range of rectangular sizes to suit living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, and open-plan spaces.
With its floral detailing and earthy tone, Sitar is easy to style across interiors. Pair it with timber and natural textures for a relaxed, grounded look, or use it to add warmth and pattern to more contemporary settings.
Original: $180.59
-65%$180.59
$63.21
Description
Sitar is a washable and foldable rug featuring an all-over floral motif that brings warmth and organic movement into a space. Layered botanical forms are softly rendered across a rich rust base, finished with a softly timeworn appearance.
Machine made from 100% polyester, Sitar has a smooth woven surface and a low pile of approximately 4mm. The fibres are stain resistant and designed to perform well in high-traffic areas, while a built-in anti-slip backing helps keep the rug securely in place. Its foldable construction and machine-washable fibres make it easy to care for and simple to store when needed.
Sitar is offered in a warm rust colourway and comes in a range of rectangular sizes to suit living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, and open-plan spaces.
With its floral detailing and earthy tone, Sitar is easy to style across interiors. Pair it with timber and natural textures for a relaxed, grounded look, or use it to add warmth and pattern to more contemporary settings.
