The Kuza Abstract Modern Distressed Rug in Gold, Cream, and Light Grey features a velvety soft, high-density hi-lo textured short pile with a subtle shimmer that beautifully catches the light. The 1.1 cm pile height offers plush comfort while remaining practical and easy to maintain.

Its abstract distressed design with irregular geometric lines and broken blocks creates a bold, contemporary aesthetic with an artistic, layered effect. The vibrant gold tones, paired with cream and light grey, add warmth and contrast, making this rug a striking choice for modern and minimalist interiors.

The colours and shades present in this rug include:

• Gold – A rich and warm base, adding a luxurious and vibrant appeal.

• Cream – Interwoven throughout the design, creating contrast and softening the overall look.

• Light Grey – Subtly blended into the pattern, providing depth and a modern balance.

The Kuza Abstract Modern Distressed Rug in Gold, Cream, and Light Grey delivers a luxurious, 1.1 cm hi-lo textured pile with a soft-touch feel and shimmering highlights. Its contemporary abstract design combines warmth and sophistication, making it perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, and stylish open-plan spaces. Designed to be durable and high-density, this rug is as practical as it is visually captivating.

🧵 Cut Pile Rug Characteristics
Every rug has a pile direction — the direction in which the fibres run. With a cut pile rug with a shimmer, light reflects off the fibres differently, which can make the rug appear lighter or darker depending on where you are standing. You can see this by looking at the rug from one end of the room, then walking to the other end and looking back — it may appear darker in one direction and lighter in the other. This is not a manufacturing fault but a natural characteristic of cut pile rugs. It’s worth keeping in mind when deciding where to place the rug, especially if the appearance of it being lighter or darker from one side might matter in your space. This effect is in ranges such as Aurora, Craft, and Apollo.