Nomad Rug

Pile material : 

45% wool | 34% linen | 10% polyester | 9% cotton | 2% acrylic

Back material : 

Wool | Polyester

Sustainable Belgian rug from leftover stock & unique design with tree planted in congo for every purchase

This rug comes from another Belgian company’s leftover stock. This is a high-quality piece that would otherwise have been thrown away. By giving it a new life through Cocono, we reduce waste while still offering something unique and lasting.

We’re also proud to partner with Go Forest: for every rug sold, a tree is planted in Congo. It’s our way of ensuring that while Cocono rugs bring beauty into homes, they also give something back to the planet. 

Best placement : Bedroom | Hall/Entrance | Living Room | Dining Room

Sizes : 140 x 200 cm | 200 x 200 cm | 160 x 220 cm | 170 x 230 cm | 200 x 250 cm | 180 x 280 cm | 200 x 300 cm | 250 x 250 cm | 250 x 300 cm | 250 x 350 cm | 280 x 380 cm

Color : Beige | Brown

Weight : Unknown

Total Height : Unknown

Finishing : Standard Slim

Floor heating : Yes

Fire Certification : EN 13501-1

Brand : Cocono (Le Tissage d'Arcade)

Pattern : Solid

Pile height : Low Pile

Seal : Care & Fair

Country of origin:  Belgium

Manufacturing : Hand Woven

Article number : NMD 03

Distributor : Cocono, Boulevard Industriel 98, 7700, Mouscron, Belgium

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Rug care and maintenance guide for long-lasting color and texture

We advise you to vacuum the rug once or twice a week with a normal (upright or cylinder) vacuum cleaner but without the brush or beater bar engaged.

In order to avoid ‘regular use marks’, we advise you to turn the rug every once in a while. Wet stains need to be removed immediately, before the yarn absorbs the fluid. Absorb the stain using a strong absorbing paper (like kitchen paper). Do not, in any case, rub or put pressure on the rug when wet. This can damage the fibers and the structure of the rug. Please do not use highly acidic cleaning agents to remove stains from your rug. This will cause discoloration of the yarn.

Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to preserve color.