Moldabela – Antique Wool Rugs. Recommended by experts.

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Size:0.8x1.5m - 2'8"x5'ft  |  Colour:Classic Ivory Make any room special with a Classic Antique ivory rug from Moldova's No.1 manufacturerMoldova is famous for its traditional vintage rugs that have been coveted by discerning buyers for hundreds of years. Moldabela's quality woolen rugs are an authentic expression of this rich cultural heritage and a must-have addition to any home.Our eye-catching designs are machine-made using 100% fine quality natural wool. They look stunning, are soft to touch with a wonderful silky texture, but are also extremely resilient and hard wearing. This makes their smooth finish surprisingly resistant to stains and dirt.Moldabela rugs combine luxury and longevity with enduring elegance. They minimise imprints from heavy furniture and footwear, whilst the natural wool also boasts hypoallergenic qualities: dust is retained within the fibres, and the surface absorbs moisture and balances humidity. Our rugs are therefore perfect for both your home and wellbeing.A quality Moldabela rug will help you create a truly unique interior. With Classic- Persian influences to the fore, this stylish carpet complements both classical and contemporary interiors and is sure to become a talking point of any room.What interior styling experts say about this quality Classic Antique ivory rug:"Elegant interiors need elegant home accessories. The beautiful antique-inspired Bella rug has just the right amount of traditional styling combined with a modern twist. Ideal for more neutral interiors, the mix of subtle geometric designs with floral patterns suits period homes as well as more contemporary decors. Integrate into your current interior design easily and effortlessly and add a sophisticated update to your minimal, monochrome scheme or tone down a brighter, vibrant palette. Rugs are the perfect way to finish a room and bring it to life and this stunning design is no exception." - Jen Stanbrook, Love Chic Living, multi-award winning design blog