Delivery before Christmas
2 weeks
Free Returns
Extended till 31st January
The ALICE CRAWLEY is a 100% wool rug with a cut pile that delivers a sharp, clean finish, designed as part of the Alice Crawley x LAYERED collaboration. Carefully curated colours bring life and character to a space without overwhelming it. Inspired by British interior designer Alice Crawley’s walks on Sunset Peak in Hong Kong, the rug draws from the serene beauty of an old Chinese house nestled among bamboo forests. The dappled light filtering through the bamboo became the foundation for the pattern - a tribute to nature, memory, and the refined blend of Anglo-Asian style.
- Material
- 100% Wool
- Colour
- Light blue, brown tones
- Manufacturing method
- Hand-woven
- Good to know
- Please note that rugs appear lighter or darker in colour depending on the light and the direction of the pile. Our tip: We recommend that you carefully measure the room for your new rug, as rugs are often bought too small.
- Care & maintenance
- Dab minor stains as soon as possible with a damp cloth. Avoid rubbing to prevent pushing the stain further into the fabric. We recommend using a rug underlay on smooth floors.
- Designer
- Alice Crawley x LAYERED
- Width
- 180 cm
- Length
- 270 cm
- Weight
- 21,8 kg
- Pile height
- 2 cm (high pile)
- Packaging size
- Package 1: 180 x 21 x 21 cm; 21,8 kg
- Suitable for
- Underfloor heating
- Manufacturer and manufacturer's code
- Layered, ACSTBR180270
- Product number
- DEQ25LYD72240-878367
Delivery time: 2 weeks
Fee & Delivery information
The product will be delivered by the supplier's courier.
Free Returns
If the product does not meet your expectations, you can return it within 30 days.
The ALICE CRAWLEY is a 100% wool rug with a cut pile that delivers a sharp, clean finish, designed as part of the Alice Crawley x LAYERED collaboration. Carefully curated colours bring life and character to a space without overwhelming it. Inspired by British interior designer Alice Crawley’s walks on Sunset Peak in Hong Kong, the rug draws from the serene beauty of an old Chinese house nestled among bamboo forests. The dappled light filtering through the bamboo became the foundation for the pattern - a tribute to nature, memory, and the refined blend of Anglo-Asian style.