Hand-Woven Champagne Marble Viscose Rug
Model: TI1425-120180
Inspired by the warm veining of champagne marble, this rug traces soft organic swirls in cream, taupe and gold, reminiscent of where water meets stone.
Handmade by skilled artisans in Jaipur from a silky viscose pile, each piece takes months to complete and brings a quiet statement to any refined interior.
Inspired by the warm veining of champagne marble, this rug traces soft organic swirls in cream, taupe and gold, reminiscent of where water meets stone.
Handmade by skilled artisans in Jaipur from a silky viscose pile, each piece takes months to complete and brings a quiet statement to any refined interior.
120 x 180 cm
47.2 x 70.9 in
170 x 240 cm
66.9 x 94.5 in
200 x 300 cm
78.7 x 118.1 in
240 x 340 cm
94.5 x 133.9 in
Pile height
12 mm (0.5 in)
Bespoke sizes
This rug can be made to your own size. Please see Customise This Product.
Design
An organic marbled design in champagne tones.
Construction
Handmade by artisans in Jaipur, India.
Pile
100% viscose (bamboo silk), 12 mm.
As pictured
Champagne marble.
Care
Professional clean only.
This is a Special Order item. It is made to order for you in your chosen colour and size.
Lead time is confirmed by our design team when you order.
Complimentary white glove delivery within mainland England: our team will deliver to your choice of room and remove the packaging.
Worldwide delivery is available on quotation.
Thank you. We have your address and will send a worldwide delivery quotation, usually within two working days.
Outside the UK, we deliver our pieces worldwide with specialist white glove carriers. Share your delivery address and we will come back to you with a tailored quotation, including any duties and installation.
Every piece is made to order, so sizes, upholstery, finishes and metal details can be tailored to your space. Tell us what you have in mind and our design team will come back to you with options and a quotation.
Special Order: made to order in Italy in your chosen size, upholstery and finish.










