Sonya Aqua Teal Sea Rug (Art Silk)
AQUA TEAL SEA RUG (ART SILK)
AQUA TEAL SEA RUG (ART SILK)
Aqua Teal Sea is a calming teal rug, inspired by the crystal turquoise waters around the islands in the Mediterranean and Sonya's on-going fascination with colour mixing.
The rug is created through the juxtaposition of nine individual shades of aqua teal hand dyed yarns, which give the impression of the colours overlapping one another and creating an effect of transparency, luminosity and light.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Sonya
PRODUCT TYPE
Rug
PRODUCTION
Made in United States
COMPOSITION AND CARE
This modern teal rug is hand crafted in Art Silk by GoodWeave artisan craftsmen. Handmade and hard wearing, this is an easily washable designer rug, which can be just as effectively displayed as a wall hanging.
USE
Indoor
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ITEM
Decorative
MATERIAL
Wool
DIMENSIONS
- Large : 2 × 2.45 m (6'7" x 8')
- Medium : 1.4 × 1.7 m (4'7" x 5'7")
- Standard : 1.8 × 2.2 m(5'11" x 7'3")
DESIGN
This soothing teal rug is composed of a series of overlapping irregularly shaped quadrilateral structures, elegantly arranged within a rectangular form. The soft lines and smooth angles of the piece, along with the subtle mix of teal, aqua, grey and dark blue hues, create a harmonious, soothing floor rug with a refreshing and comforting feel. Also available in bespoke sizes and custom colours – enquire for details.
100% NEW ZEALAND WOOL TUFTED RUG CARE
Your tufted Sonya Winner rug will take around 2 weeks to lie flat and recover from being rolled in transport. Your rug is hand made using tufting techniques. Being a handmade product each rug is slightly different and will have a few imperfections. After the pure New Zealand wool is tufted into the canvas backing a layer of latex is then spread over the back to bind the tufts.
The latest generation water based synthetic latex is used to ensure durability, resistance to cracking, softness and no harmful emissions. New Zealand Wool has natural fire-retardant properties and it is the only wool that can be dyed to absolutely any shade. It has a good torsion and friction resistance and a natural elasticity that is crucial in shape retention. Occasionally lines appear on the rug where the fibres have had pressure on from being rolled in transport, we recommend placing ice cubes on the affected areas for no more than five minutes and then gently vacuuming, this should help the fibres to bounce back.
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
We recommend placing a non-slip carpet underlay under your runner and rugs to prevent the rug slipping or moving and thus preventing accidents/injury. Very little maintenance and care is required but following a few basic rules will prolong the life of the rugs and keep them looking their best. Regular carpet cleaning and vacuuming will remove grit and dirt that can damage the carpet’s fibres. We recommend vacuuming at least three times per week so that any natural shedding will be disposed of.
We also suggest that spillages are dealt with as soon as they occur. If a food stain is made on the rug we advise applying shaving foam on the stain, waiting 15 minutes and then rinsing it with a mixture of water and transparent vinegar. Do not clean stains by rubbing – as this will spread the stain. Vanish carpet cleaning spray/foam for cleaning and Dr Beckmann carpet stain remover for stains. We recommend specialist cleaning either wet or dry at least once a year. For wet cleaning we suggest that the process is tested first in an inconspicuous area.
Almost all rugs, to different degrees, will lose fibres during the first weeks on the floor. This process is called shedding or fluffing and is caused by the way the yarn is spun and the carpet constructed. Just vacuum the carpet more frequently (we recommend 2-3 times per week) for the first few weeks. Occasionally the carpet might show localised shading known as pile reversal, sometimes wrongly referred to as water marking. It is an optical effect whereby some areas of the carpet will appear lighter or darker due to localised changes in the direction of pile lay and made visible by the way the light is reflected off the carpet surface. It is caused by traffic patterns or unevenness in the floor. It is not a carpet defect. Occasionally tufts may appear above the surface of the carpet. Do not pull these but cut level with the surrounding pile using sharp scissors.
Your carpets may occasionally, with time, change colour. This can be due to many reasons, usually due to pile flattening, colour fading and gradual soiling. A good professional cleaning will in most cases restore the carpet appearance. Do not place your rug (or any other artwork or textiles) in direct south facing natural sunlight, as it may fade.
Your rugs might show increased soiling around the edges of a room or under doors and air ducts. This is called soil filtration, draught marking or fogging and is caused by the pile filtering out dirt particles from the air blowing under skirting boards, doors or from ducts. Good maintenance will increase the life of your rugs. I hope you will find the information useful – do contact us directly at [email protected] if you require more help. Some clients choose to protect their rugs using Scotchguard or the newer Microseal process which they find effective.
