Nova 3368 Multi Rug

The Nova 3368 Multi Rug is a contemporary geometric rug featuring a distinctive arrangement of interlocking linear stripes, elongated rectangular bars and contrasting multicoloured sections. Its design combines a warm cream, ivory and oatmeal background with a carefully coordinated palette of navy blue, slate blue, charcoal, olive green, sage, ochre, golden brown, tan, rust, burgundy, wine red and muted purple, creating a bold yet balanced geometric composition. Machine woven in Turkey from 100% soft-touch polyester, the Nova collection features a high-density, multi-textured 7mm short pile with a subtle metallic-like shimmer produced by the light-reflective qualities of the polyester fibres. The densely woven surface has a soft, tactile finish with fine directional texture, allowing individual colours and geometric sections to appear lighter, darker or more reflective depending on the viewing angle, lighting conditions and direction of the pile.

The design is built around an intricate arrangement of long, narrow rectangular bars and stepped geometric lines, positioned in a repeating horizontal composition across the rug. The coloured sections extend inward from opposite sides and overlap visually with the cream background, creating a distinctive interlocking effect. Some bars are relatively broad and prominent, while others appear as narrower linear accents, producing a varied pattern with a strong architectural character.

A particularly distinctive feature of the Nova 3368 is the way its geometric bars change colour gradually across the design. One end features predominantly cool shades of navy blue, slate blue, charcoal and muted green, transitioning through olive, sage, ochre, tan and warm brown towards deeper burgundy, wine red, plum and purple tones at the opposite end. This graduated arrangement creates a subtle colour progression while maintaining the structured appearance of the geometric pattern.

The cream and ivory background plays an important role in the overall design, separating the coloured bars and creating clearly defined negative spaces between them. These lighter sections form a substantial proportion of the rug's surface, giving the pattern a bright, balanced appearance and allowing the deeper coloured stripes to stand out without overwhelming the overall composition.

The geometric arrangement incorporates rectangular shapes of varying lengths, stepped edges and narrow connecting sections, creating a layered pattern that resembles interlocking architectural lines. The repetition of these shapes introduces rhythm and structure, while the variation in colour prevents the design from appearing overly uniform.

Although the pattern has a distinctly contemporary geometric appearance, the individual coloured sections feature subtle mottling, fine directional markings and softly varied tonal shading. These surface details give the stripes a lightly textured, woven appearance, adding visual depth to the otherwise clean and structured linear design.

The horizontal arrangement of the geometric bars creates a sense of width and movement across the rug, making it particularly effective beneath sofas, coffee tables and contemporary furniture. The contrast between the cream background and the richly coloured rectangular sections creates a distinctive decorative statement while retaining a balanced, coordinated appearance.

A defining characteristic of the Nova collection is its soft-touch, high-density, multi-textured polyester pile. The closely woven fibres form a compact, finely textured surface with a short 7mm pile that feels soft and tactile underfoot. Subtle variations in the pile's appearance enhance the individual geometric bars, particularly where darker burgundy, navy and charcoal sections meet the lighter cream and oatmeal background.

The polyester fibres have a gentle light-reflective quality, producing a subtle metallic-like shimmer that enhances the appearance of the colours and geometric detailing. This effect is particularly noticeable within the deeper and more saturated sections, where changes in lighting and viewing angle can make the burgundy, blue, purple and green shades appear more pronounced.

The close-up photographs reveal a fine directional texture with closely arranged fibres and subtle linear markings running through the individual coloured sections. Some bars have a softly mottled appearance, while others feature finer, more concentrated variations in colour. The combination of these surface characteristics gives the rug a distinctive multi-textured finish, adding visual depth to its geometric design.

The Nova 3368 Multi features a carefully balanced multicoloured palette, combining a prominent warm cream, ivory and oatmeal background with a graduated arrangement of navy blue, slate blue, olive green, sage, ochre, tan, rust, brown, burgundy and muted purple.

The lighter neutral sections provide a substantial proportion of the overall design, while the coloured bars introduce contrast, structure and visual interest. The palette progresses from cooler blue and green tones through warmer earthy shades to richer burgundy and purple accents.

The individual colours feature subtle tonal variation within the pile, giving some sections a softly mottled or lightly distressed appearance rather than a completely uniform block of colour.

The colours and shades present in this rug include:

• Warm Cream and Ivory: The dominant light neutral shades forming the background of the design. These colours appear between the geometric bars and within the central stepped sections, providing a bright, warm foundation that contrasts with the deeper coloured stripes.

• Oatmeal and Natural Beige: Soft, warm neutral undertones visible throughout the cream background. These shades introduce subtle depth and prevent the lighter sections from appearing completely flat or uniform.

• Sand and Light Taupe: Muted earthy neutral shades appearing within some of the lighter geometric sections and tonal transitions. These colours help connect the cream background with the warmer tan and brown bars.

• Navy Blue: Deep, rich blue shades appearing prominently towards one end of the rug and within several narrow geometric bars. These sections provide a strong cool-toned contrast against the warm cream background.

• Denim Blue and Slate Blue: Softer, muted blue shades visible within the graduated geometric pattern. These colours range from medium denim blue to greyed slate blue, introducing variation between the darker navy and lighter neutral areas.

• Charcoal and Dark Grey: Deep grey and near-black shades appearing within several narrow rectangular bars. These colours create additional definition and contrast, particularly alongside the navy, burgundy and cream sections.

• Olive Green: Earthy green shades appearing within the central and cooler-toned sections of the design. The olive bars have a natural, slightly muted appearance and provide a transition between the blue and warmer brown areas.

• Sage Green and Grey-Green: Softer, muted green shades visible within several geometric sections. These colours have subtle grey undertones and blend naturally with the cream, olive and stone-coloured areas.

• Ochre and Muted Gold: Warm golden-yellow and earthy ochre shades appearing within the central portion of the graduated pattern. These colours introduce warmth and complement the neighbouring tan, beige and olive green sections.

• Golden Brown and Caramel: Rich, warm brown shades visible within several of the longer rectangular bars. These colours range from golden caramel to deeper honey-brown tones, creating a natural transition between the ochre and darker earthy sections.

• Tan and Warm Beige-Brown: Medium earthy shades appearing throughout the warmer sections of the design. These colours complement the cream background while introducing additional depth to the geometric pattern.

• Rust and Terracotta: Warm reddish-brown and muted orange tones visible within some of the central and warmer coloured bars. These shades add a subtle earthy warmth without dominating the overall design.

• Chocolate Brown and Deep Brown: Darker brown shades appearing within several geometric bars, particularly alongside the burgundy and warm tan sections. These colours add depth and contrast to the graduated arrangement.

• Burgundy and Wine Red: Rich, deep red shades forming some of the most prominent coloured bars towards one end of the rug. These sections range from strong burgundy to deeper wine-red tones, creating a distinctive warm focal point within the design.

• Muted Red and Raspberry: Slightly brighter reddish tones visible within some of the burgundy sections. These shades introduce variation and help soften the transition between the deep wine-red and muted purple areas.

• Plum and Muted Purple: Deep, muted purple shades appearing within the warmer end of the design. These colours range from plum-like tones to softer greyed purple, complementing the burgundy and brown sections.

• Mauve and Dusty Purple-Grey: Softer purple-grey tones visible within some of the mottled geometric bars. These shades add further tonal variation and contribute to the rug's subtly textured appearance.

Please note – Colour Classification

The Nova 3368 is classified by the manufacturer as Multi, reflecting its varied combination of warm and cool colours.

The rug has a substantial warm cream, ivory and oatmeal background, which forms the main light neutral foundation for the design. This is complemented by a graduated arrangement of navy blue, slate blue, charcoal, olive green, sage, ochre, golden brown, tan, rust, burgundy, wine red and muted purple geometric bars.

We would therefore describe the rug more precisely as a cream and ivory-based multicoloured geometric rug with interlocking rectangular stripes and a graduated palette of blue, green, earthy brown, burgundy and purple accents.

The colours are distributed across structured rectangular sections, with cooler blue and green tones progressing through warmer ochre and brown shades towards richer burgundy and purple areas. Please refer to the detailed colour breakdown above and the product photographs for a clearer understanding of the individual shades present.

The overall effect is a cream and ivory-based multicoloured geometric rug, featuring a distinctive progression of navy blue, olive green, ochre, brown, burgundy and muted purple. The substantial light neutral background gives the design a bright, balanced appearance, while the deeper coloured bars introduce definition and contrast.

The navy blue and green sections provide cooler accents, while the ochre, tan and brown areas introduce natural warmth. Burgundy and wine red create the strongest colour contrast, with muted purple and plum adding further depth towards the warmer end of the pattern.

The geometric bars have clean, stepped outlines with softly varied internal shading, creating a combination of structured pattern and subtle textile texture. The gentle shimmer of the polyester fibres enhances the appearance of these colour transitions as light moves across the surface.

The Nova 3368 Multi Rug is machine woven in Turkey from 100% polyester, using a high-density weaving construction designed to create a durable, closely packed surface. Polyester is valued for its strength, resilience and easy-care characteristics, making it a practical material for everyday household use. The densely arranged fibres contribute to the rug's compact, structured feel, while the soft-touch finish provides a comfortable, tactile surface.

The rug features a 7mm (0.7cm) short pile, with a specified pile weight of 1.5kg per square metre. Its multi-textured construction creates subtle variations across the surface, adding dimension to the geometric bars and enhancing the appearance of the cream, navy, green, ochre, brown, burgundy and purple sections.

The relatively short pile provides a neat, defined profile, while the high-density weave helps maintain the rug's structured appearance. The compact construction allows the individual geometric details to remain clearly visible, including the narrow rectangular bars, stepped edges and fine tonal variations within the coloured sections.

The light-reflective polyester fibres give the surface a subtle metallic-like shimmer, particularly noticeable within the deeper burgundy, navy blue, charcoal and purple areas. This effect is produced by the reflective properties of the polyester pile and contributes to the rug's distinctive visual character. The direction of the fibres can influence the intensity of individual colours, with lighter and darker areas becoming more apparent as the pile is brushed or viewed from another position.

The multi-textured finish also enhances the rug's geometric design. The cream and oatmeal background has a softly textured appearance, while the coloured bars feature fine directional markings, subtle mottling and variations in colour intensity. This combination creates a layered visual effect, giving the linear pattern additional depth and character.

The rug is finished with neatly bound edges in a coordinating light neutral shade, creating a clean, understated outline that complements the warm cream and ivory background.

The Nova collection combines its decorative, soft-touch surface with the practical benefits of hard-wearing, easy-care polyester. Its high-density construction and short pile make it suitable for everyday use in living rooms, bedrooms and other regularly used interior spaces.

For routine maintenance, vacuum regularly using a suction-only setting or a suitable attachment without an aggressive rotating brush. Attend to accidental spills promptly by blotting gently with a clean, absorbent cloth, avoiding vigorous rubbing that could disturb the direction or texture of the pile. Follow the manufacturer's care instructions for more extensive cleaning.

As with other directional textile piles, brushing, vacuuming or walking across the surface may temporarily alter the direction of the fibres, resulting in visible differences in shading. This is a normal characteristic of the material and its light-reflective finish.

An anti-slip underlay is recommended, particularly when positioning the rug on smooth flooring, to help minimise movement and provide additional stability.

The Nova 3368 Multi Rug is particularly well suited to modern, contemporary, Scandinavian-inspired, transitional and eclectic interiors, where its combination of a light neutral background and expressive geometric detailing can introduce colour and pattern while maintaining a balanced appearance. Its graduated palette makes it versatile for coordinating with different furniture colours, natural materials and decorative accessories.

In a contemporary living room, the rug works particularly well with cream, ivory, oatmeal, beige and light grey sofas, allowing the navy blue, green, ochre, brown, burgundy and purple bars to become a decorative focal point. The substantial light neutral background helps connect the rug to pale upholstery, while the deeper colours introduce contrast and definition.

The rug is particularly effective alongside natural oak flooring, walnut furniture and warm timber finishes, where the ochre, tan, caramel and brown shades complement the natural colours of the wood. The olive green and sage sections introduce an additional organic element, while navy blue and burgundy provide stronger contrasting accents.

For interiors featuring warmer colour schemes, the rug can be paired with burgundy cushions, rust-coloured throws, caramel leather furniture and warm neutral upholstery. These shades can be repeated selectively throughout the room to create a coordinated appearance without requiring every colour within the rug to be represented.

The navy blue and slate blue sections also allow the rug to complement cooler interior schemes. Navy upholstery, denim blue cushions, charcoal accessories and muted green decorative pieces can be used to highlight the cooler colours, while the cream and oatmeal background maintains a warm, balanced foundation.

The structured geometric design works particularly well in contemporary spaces featuring clean architectural lines, simple furniture and understated decorative accessories. Its repeating rectangular bars introduce a sense of rhythm and movement, while the graduated colour arrangement prevents the pattern from feeling overly rigid.

In Scandinavian-inspired interiors, the rug can be paired with pale oak furniture, cream upholstery, natural linen and muted green accessories, creating a light, welcoming colour scheme with additional warmth from the ochre, tan and burgundy sections. The cream and ivory background helps maintain a bright, natural appearance, while the multicoloured detailing introduces decorative interest.

For more eclectic interiors, the combination of navy, green, ochre, brown, burgundy and purple provides opportunities to coordinate with a wider range of decorative elements, including colourful artwork, patterned cushions, textured throws and mixed wood finishes. The cream background helps bring these different colours together within a single coordinated design.

In bedrooms, the Nova 3368 can provide a decorative foundation beneath a neutral upholstered bed, particularly when paired with cream bedding, warm beige throws, burgundy cushions or olive green accessories. The light neutral background helps create a balanced appearance, while the graduated geometric bars introduce warmth, structure and personality.

Its short, dense pile and neatly finished edges create a defined appearance beneath sofas, coffee tables, beds and occasional furniture, while the subtle shimmer and multi-textured surface add further interest as natural and artificial light changes throughout the day.

The Nova 3368 Multi Rug brings together a contemporary interlocking geometric design, a carefully balanced combination of cream, ivory, navy blue, olive green, ochre, tan, brown, burgundy and muted purple, and a soft-touch, high-density polyester construction. Its elongated rectangular bars, stepped geometric detailing and graduated colour arrangement create a distinctive modern appearance, while the subtle metallic-like shimmer and durable, easy-care 7mm short pile make it a practical and decorative addition to contemporary living spaces.

The 100% polyester pile has a subtle metallic-like, light-reflective sheen, which can cause colours and individual sections of the design to appear lighter, darker or more reflective depending on the viewing angle, lighting conditions and direction of the fibres.

In particular, the burgundy, navy blue, charcoal and purple sections may appear darker or more intense from certain positions, while the cream and oatmeal background may appear brighter where the light catches the surface.

Brushing, vacuuming or walking across the surface may temporarily change the direction of the pile, producing natural variations in shading and colour intensity. These directional effects are characteristic of the rug's soft-touch, multi-textured polyester construction and do not indicate a manufacturing defect.

Colours may also appear slightly different under natural daylight, artificial lighting and individual screen settings. We recommend reviewing all available product photographs, including close-up and room-setting images, alongside the detailed colour description before purchasing.