Remo Amber Rug
Brand: Weave Home
Colour: Amber
Collection: Remo
Composition: Pile 100% Nz Wool
Back: 100% Cotton
Width: 2m x 3m
- 100% New Zealand wool pile
- High loop pile with a horizontal stripe pattern and a plain cut border detail along the top and bottom edges
- Added durability with a cotton backing
- Ideal for general living such as bedrooms, dining and entry hallways
- Available in 4 inspired colours
Crafted from 100% New Zealand wool, Remo is defined by texture and contrast, bringing a graphic sensibility softened by considered craftsmanship.
Remo Amber is a striped copper and beige rug with a plain beige border.
The Remo palette is inspired by earthy neutrals like copper, pewter, sand, charcoal and chocolate, colours chosen for their longevity and cosy, lived-in feel. An irregular horizontal stripe pattern is created by a higher loop pile, creating a visual rhythm across the surface.
The two-toned design woven in complementary shades adds depth and structure, while the lowered, cut border at the top and bottom edges provides a grounding frame. Remo delivers a tactile experience that is decorative yet balanced and composed, making it well-suited to contemporary living spaces.
Perfect for everyday living — from bedrooms to dining areas and entry hallways.
Sizing: Created by craftsmen using artisan skills, all rugs are individually handmade. As a result, our rugs can vary by 5% from the size ordered.
Colour Representation: Product images are only visual representations using real products, and while care is taken to ensure accuracy, colours may vary due to monitor variations.
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