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Presse swatch - Rug Sample
Size 12" x 12"
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Overview
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Presse 12" x 12" Swatch. The statement piece - Presse channels the bold graphics of early pop art and seventies color palettes.
- Presse is part of our Elemental Collection, inspired by nomadic weaving techniques that combine utility with artistic craftsmanship.
- Made in India
- 100% New Zealand wool
- Plush pile (1" to 1.5" high)
- Color palette: royal blue, salmon pink, cornflower blue, dark dusty rose pink, slate gray
- Slight variations in color, length, weave, and pile height may occur between swatches and finished products due to their handmade nature
- Swatches ship free
- Once shipped, you'll receive a $20 gift card towards your next order in lieu of free returns per swatch ordered
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Care
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See our Care Guide for more details
- Spot clean only
- Vacuum on low power with a non-rotary vacuum or suction attachment
- Shedding is typical for most rugs for the first 6-9 months. The shedding quantity and duration varies by foot traffic and rug construction
Details
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Design
Presse is a hand-knotted wool rug with an extra-large central medallion in a vibrant, asymmetrical design.
Studio Revival
LA · Istanbul · Bhadohi · Mumbai
Before anything is sketched, our in-house design team starts with the weave. Materials, technique, and style then emerge. When finalized, Studio Revival rugs are sampled extensively until each piece is just right.
Material
New Zealand wool is a premium material beloved for its long, soft fibers. Lanolin, naturally present in all wools, gives this fiber a subtle luster and hydrophobic barrier, protecting it from dirt and shedding.
Maker
We partnered with a third-generation, family-run weaving house that specializes in plush pile rugs. Their expertise has helped us improve rug construction for durability and minimal shedding.
