Maestro Vintage Rug - Homemaker - Green

No, the Maestro Vintage Rug is designed specifically for indoor use only. Its materials and construction are optimized for home interiors.

Regular vacuuming is the most effective way to keep your rug clean from daily dirt and dust. For best results, vacuum both with and against the pile direction.

Rugs made from 100% polypropylene, like the Maestro collection, are generally low-shedding. You might experience minimal shedding initially, which should subside quickly with regular vacuuming.

Yes, using a rug pad is highly recommended. A good quality rug pad will prevent the rug from slipping, provide additional cushioning, help absorb sound, and extend the life of your rug by reducing wear and tear on the fibers.

This specific Maestro Vintage Rug, measuring 160x230 cm, has a weight of 52.5 kg. This substantial weight contributes to its durability and stability.

Yes, the Maestro collection offers a variety of sizes and colors to suit different preferences and spaces. Sizes include runners (e.g., 67x200, 67x300 cm), circular rugs (e.g., 120x120 Circle cm), and larger rectangular options (e.g., 120x170, 200x290 cm), with colors such as Blue, Navy, Grey, and Beige available in other variants.

Reverse roll the rug tightly for a few hours, then unroll it. Place heavy books or furniture on the corners and edges overnight or for up to 48 hours to help it settle. High-traffic over the rug will also help it flatten over time.

Often, creases will naturally relax over time with regular foot traffic. For faster results, try reverse rolling the affected area or placing heavy, flat objects on the ripples for a few days.

This is common on hard surfaces. To prevent slipping, place a non-slip rug pad underneath the entire rug. Rug tape can also be used for smaller areas or edges.

Immediately blot the spill with a clean, dry white cloth, working from the outside of the stain inwards. Do not rub. For more persistent stains, use a small amount of mild soap and water on a clean cloth, blot gently, then blot dry with a fresh cloth. Avoid saturating the rug.