A viscose sheen
Viscose catches light the way silk does, so the colour shifts as you cross the room.
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Viscose Living Room Rug — Loop Pile, Hand Woven, Aston
Asiatic
- High Shine
- Hand made
- Low Pile
100% Viscose · Hand Woven · Loop · 8 mm pile · Made in India
£449.00
Colour
Copper
Size
Fits a 3-seater sofa with its front legs on the rug.
Also the smallest rectangle that still reads as a dining rug under a six-seater — chairs will sit close to the edge.
10 mm total height — clears most internal doors.
Asiatic recommend an anti-slip underlay for this rug — it stops the rug creeping on hard floors, takes the wear instead of the pile, and is softer underfoot.
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Description
Hand loomed with viscose in India, the luxurious Aston range boasts an elegant, subtle sheen and optical illusions from every angle. Available in a range of complementary colorways, all with contrast stitching.
Specification
- Sizes available
- 160 x 230 cm · 200 x 290 cm
- Material
- 100% Viscose
- Technique
- Hand Woven
- Pile type
- Loop
- Pile height
- 8 mm
- Total height
- 10 mm
- Backing
- Latex
- Style
- Plain
- Pattern
- Plain
- Made in
- India
- Weight
- 12.144 kg
- Underlay
- Recommended
Delivery & returns
Free delivery on every order. Estimated total delivery time is 7–10 business days — 1–2 business days to process, then 6–8 business days in transit. Orders placed after 5:00 PM are processed the next business day.
You have 30 days from the date of delivery to request a return. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Return shipping is at your cost unless the item arrives damaged, defective or incorrect — in which case we cover it. If anything arrives damaged, send us a photo within 7 days and we will replace it or refund you in full.
Care
As viscose is a delicate fibre we recommend that it be cleaned professionally. Please use a suction only vacuum cleaner as a beater-bar vacuum cleaner could damage the pile. Do not spill liquids as this will damage the pile. Never rub a spill, only blot with a clean white cotton cloth. If a stain cannot be removed seek specialist advice. Do not machine wash. We recommend the use of an anti-slip pad to reduce trip hazards and protect the floor surface. To protect the colours, keep away from direct sunlight. Keep away from fire.
Guidelines only — always refer to the care label attached to your rug.
Which size do I need?
The furniture sets the scale, not the room. Pick the piece the rug has to work with and match it — a well-placed smaller rug still does the job.
What size for a 3-seater sofa? 160 × 230 cm puts the front legs on the pile. 200 × 290 cm brings the whole sofa on. Match the sofa, not the room.
How far from the wall? 20–30 cm of bare floor in a small room, 40–50 cm in a larger one. Don't stretch it to the skirting.
Too big or too small? Too big, as long as a border of floor still shows. A rug that is too small makes the sofa and table look unrelated.
How much rug past the table? About 60 cm on every side. That is the pull-out clearance, so chair legs stay on the rug when someone stands up.
What size for a six-seater? 160 × 230 cm is the smallest that works, with chairs close to the edge. 200 × 290 cm is comfortable.
Which pile suits a dining room? A low pile or flatweave — chairs slide instead of catching.
What size under a king bed? A UK king is roughly 193 × 203 cm. 240 × 340 cm reaches past both bedside tables and looks finished.
And a double? 200 × 290 cm is modest but works. Aim for 40–60 cm of rug at the sides and foot so you land on it getting up.
Can I spend less? Yes — two runners either side of the bed do the same job.
How wide should a runner be? Around 66 cm is standard, leaving 10–20 cm of floor each side.
Where should it start? A little way in from the front door, clear of the door swing.
Will it slip? Not with an anti-slip underlay, which Asiatic recommend for most of their rugs.
Available in 160 x 230 cm·200 x 290 cm
Loop pile, 8 mm
Enough pile to feel soft underfoot, still low enough to clear the swing of most interior doors.
Hand woven in India
Made by hand on a loom, which is why no two rugs carry exactly the same texture.
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