Twenty-eight inches of hand-tufted wool and cotton, worked in horizontal bands — pale sand across the top, then a rust and speckled brown middle, then a heavy charcoal base with a thin cream line cutting through it. It reads as a landscape without ever committing to being one. The pile height changes band to band, so the surface is genuinely three-dimensional and the colour shifts as you move past it. Textile on a wall also does something no framed art can: it takes the echo out of a hard room. Browse more home decor.
Details
- 28" round
- Hand-tufted wool and cotton blend
- Horizontal bands of sand, rust, speckled brown, charcoal and cream
- Varied pile height between bands for a raised, tactile surface
- Round format with a hanging point on the reverse
- Softens sound in rooms with hard floors and bare walls
- Hand-tufted, so band edges and pile density vary piece to piece
- Indoor use
- By Bloomingville
Styling
Hang it where a hard room needs softening — above a sofa on a plaster wall, at the end of a hallway, over a bed. The round shape is the argument for it: in a house full of rectangular doors, windows and frames, a circle of soft texture is genuinely restful rather than just decorative.
The palette is entirely neutral, which means it goes with almost any upholstery and never dates. Pair it with real wood and a wool rug and it belongs; pair it with glass and chrome and it looks like an apology. Give it clear wall on all sides — a tufted circle crowded by frames loses the one thing that makes it work. In a bedroom, centred above the headboard, it is quieter and warmer than any print at the same size. More in decor and more, bedroom furniture and living room furniture.
Care
- Vacuum gently on a low setting with an upholstery attachment, never a beater bar
- Dry clean only — wool tufting will distort if it is wet
- Blot spills immediately with a dry white cloth; do not rub the pile
- Keep out of direct sun; wool fades unevenly across a pile
- Expect a little loose fibre in the first weeks, which is normal for hand-tufting
- Hang from a hook rated above its weight — a tufted piece this size is heavier than it looks
