Latte Overlap is a tonal sculptural rug, three overlapping organic ovals in shifting shades of camel, tan and cream layered like coffee poured into milk. Product Details Construction: Hand Tufted Material: 100% New Zealand Wool Colour: Camel, Tan, Cream Pattern: Overlapping tonal ovals Style: Modern, Minimalist Made in: Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India Latte Overlap keeps to a single warm neutral family, layering three organic ovals in progressively deeper shades of camel and tan so each overlap reads as a soft shadow rather than a hard edge. The restrained, tonal palette makes it one of the easiest rugs in the range to place, while the irregular silhouette still gives the floor a sculptural, considered quality. Hand tufted with a dense, even pile, Latte Overlap works as a quiet foundation for a room built around texture rather than colour. Frequently Asked Questions What is a hand-tufted rug, and how is it made? Wool is punched through a stretched canvas backing by hand using a tufting gun, following a pre-drawn design. A layer of latex is applied underneath to lock the fibres in place, then a fabric backing is added for stability. Why use three shades of the same colour instead of different colours? Keeping all three overlapping ovals within one warm neutral family creates a soft, shadow-like transition between shapes rather than a high-contrast pattern, so the rug reads as calm rather than busy. Is shedding normal on a new hand-tufted rug? Yes - some loose fibre shedding in the first few months is normal for wool pile and settles down with regular vacuuming. How do I clean and maintain it? Vacuum on suction only, without a rotating brush or beater bar. Blot spills immediately with a dry cloth rather than rubbing, avoid harsh chemicals, and bring in a professional cleaner periodically. What is the pile material? 100% New Zealand wool. Which room suits this rug best? Living rooms and bedrooms - the tonal neutral palette settles easily into almost any existing colour scheme.
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