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DRÖMSLOTT Rug, dog-shaped off-white/grey,

Price 24,99€

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Who hasn’t wanted a puppy of their own as a child? This one is both housetrained and soft to play on. Made of recycled polyester and is guaranteed to lie still – even if your child crawls or runs over it..

Article number305.263.79

Product details

Children's play can place tough demands on surroundings, something that also applies to rugs. That’s why the rug is made from durable, stain-resistant synthetic fibres which are easy to care for.

The rug is made of soft recycled polyester and has a rubber underside that keeps it in place.

The pile of the rug dampens sound, creating a snug feeling, and is soft to walk on for all sizes of feet.

We know that children are extra sensitive, but not to worry. This product has been tested and approved ‒ and is completely free from substances that may harm your child's skin or health.

Designer

Sara Ödman

  • Material
    User surface:
    100 % polyester (100% recycled)
    Backing:
    100 % Synthetic rubber
    Care

    Machine wash, max 40°C, normal process.

    Do not bleach.

    Do not tumble dry.

    Do not iron.

    Do not dryclean.

    Vacuum and rotate the rug regularly.

  • Recommended for ages from 0 year.

Measurements

Length: 110 cm

Width: 66 cm

  • DRÖMSLOTTArticle number305.263.79

    Length: 67 cm

    Weight: 1.04 kg

    Diameter: 9 cm

    Package(s): 1

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Designer thoughts

Designer thoughts

“DRÖMSLOTT textile collection is inspired by the world of puppies and dreams. My idea was to create a simple design that was both cute and charming. To give the patterns a softer touch, I chose to mix the puppies with minimalist prints of dots and clouds. I hope that the textiles will spread joy and calmness to both babies and parents in their everyday lives. My own favourite is the rug. The puppy looks so soft and happy where it’s lying down – ready to cuddle at any moment”

Designer Sara Ödman