Katherine Ash Ivory Transitional Rug 240x330cm
Vintage-inspired distressed rug with a contemporary edge — sized generously for living rooms and bedrooms
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Product Highlights
- Large 240 x 330cm format suits full living room or king bedroom layouts
- Distressed erased-weave design creates a lived-in, vintage aesthetic
- Ash and ivory colourway pairs with warm, cool, and neutral palettes
- Polypropylene fibres resist fading and handle regular foot traffic well
- Sits flat under furniture legs without bunching or lifting
- Easy to spot-clean — no specialist products needed
- Ships from Australia; ACL consumer protections apply to every order
Why You'll Love It
The Katherine rug from the Delicate collection brings that elusive balance of old-world character and modern sensibility into your home. Measuring a generous 240 x 330cm, it's scaled for the spaces that matter most — think a sprawling living room seating arrangement or a bedroom where the rug frames the bed and extends well beyond it on all sides.
The design draws its personality from a distressed, erased-weave pattern that mimics the soft, worn look of a rug that's been loved for decades. The ash and ivory palette keeps things light and versatile, sitting comfortably alongside warm timbers, muted linens, and both cool and earthy tones.
Underfoot, the rug is made from polypropylene fibres — a practical choice that resists fading, holds its shape under furniture legs, and cleans up with minimal fuss. It's the kind of rug that works just as hard as it looks good.
Styling-wise, the Katherine suits transitional interiors best — spaces that aren't quite minimalist and not quite traditional, but sit somewhere interesting in between. It layers well under a coffee table with a mix of natural materials, or grounds a bedroom with a collected, curated feel.
This rug ships from within Australia directly to your door. As with all purchases at KK Lifestyle, your consumer rights under the Australian Consumer Law apply in full — so if something isn't right, you're covered.
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