The Petrol colourway is the collection’s most captivating shade, offering a deep, moody aesthetic that shifts beautifully with the light:
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Multidimensional Teal & Slate: Petrol is a complex, jewel-toned blue-green. Depending on the angle of the pile and the room’s lighting, it can appear as a rich, dark teal or a softer, smoky slate blue.
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Luminous Sheen: Thanks to the high viscose content, the rug possesses a silk-like shimmer. This “light and shade” effect means the colour “moves” across the floor, creating a sense of fluid luxury rather than a flat, solid block of colour.
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Handcrafted Texture: The weave features a subtle, tip-sheared texture. This artisanal finish creates organic variations in the surface, giving the rug a vintage-inspired soul that feels completely current.
Key Specifications
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Material: A premium blend of 55% Viscose and 45% Wool. This mixture provides the perfect balance of wool’s natural warmth and durability with the incredible softness and light-reflecting properties of viscose.
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Pile Height: 12mm (approx. 1/2″).
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Feel: A medium pile that offers a dense, velvet-like handle. It provides significant underfoot comfort, making it a dream for lounges and master bedrooms.
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Suitability: Ideally suited for contemporary spaces where texture is just as important as colour.
Care & Maintenance
To preserve the luminous sheen and premium texture of your Henley rug, please follow these guidelines:
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Shedding: Because this rug contains high-quality natural wool, some minor shedding may occur initially. This is a normal characteristic of natural fibres and does not affect the performance or longevity of the rug.
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Cleaning: Specialist professional cleaning only is recommended to maintain the viscose fibres.
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Important: These are guidelines only—always refer to the specific care label on the underside of your rug for full instructions.
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Styling Tip: The Henley Petrol is a master of atmosphere. It pairs exquisitely with minimalist grey upholstery, brushed gold accents, and dark wood furniture. Use it as a focal piece to add “warmth” to a cool-toned room or to bring a sense of sophisticated calm to a high-ceilinged lounge.