The Nova 3371 Blue/Grey Rug is a contemporary geometric rug featuring a distinctive overlapping check and plaid-inspired pattern, combining structured horizontal and vertical lines with softly distressed rectangular colour blocks. Its sophisticated design brings together a layered palette of denim blue, navy blue, slate grey, olive green, moss green, sage, muted teal, warm beige and contrasting cream, creating a richly textured geometric composition with a balanced combination of cool and earthy tones. 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 created by the light-reflective qualities of the polyester fibres. The densely woven surface has a soft, tactile finish with fine directional texture, allowing the colours 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 intersecting horizontal and vertical bands, creating a contemporary interpretation of a traditional checked or tartan-inspired pattern. Broad rectangular sections of muted blue, olive green and grey are arranged in repeating rows and columns, while narrower cream and pale stone-coloured lines cross the surface to create a clearly defined geometric grid. The pattern combines structured repetition with softly irregular colour transitions, giving the rug a modern, artistic character.

Unlike a conventional uniform check pattern, the Nova 3371 incorporates abstract, distressed colour blocks within its geometric grid. Individual rectangular sections contain multiple blended shades, with blue merging into grey, olive green transitioning into sage and teal, and warm beige or earthy brown appearing as subtle highlights. These tonal variations create the appearance of layered, weathered textiles, adding visual depth to the otherwise structured arrangement of squares and rectangles.

A particularly distinctive feature of this design is the combination of strong geometric lines and softly blended interior colour patterns. The lighter cream and pale grey bands form a visible framework across the rug, while the larger blue and green sections feature irregular streaks, mottled shading and fine linear detailing. This contrast between the orderly grid and the distressed colour blocks gives the design its contemporary character.

The rug has a noticeably blue and green overall appearance, with blue tones forming a substantial proportion of the pattern and olive, moss and sage greens appearing throughout the rectangular sections. The greens are particularly important to the design, creating a natural, earthy contrast against the cooler denim and slate blue areas. Soft grey, muted teal and warm neutral shades provide additional variation, while the pale cream grid lines introduce definition and brightness.

The repeating geometric arrangement creates a balanced appearance across the full surface, with alternating blue and green rectangular sections intersected by lighter horizontal and vertical bands. Some sections contain darker navy and olive tones, while others feature softer blue-grey, sage and pale stone shades, creating a varied pattern that remains visually coordinated.

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 surface texture add dimension to the geometric design, particularly where the deeper navy and olive sections meet the lighter cream, sage and blue-grey areas. The polyester fibres have a gentle light-reflective quality, producing a subtle metallic-like shimmer that enhances the appearance of the layered colour blocks and softly distressed detailing.

The fine directional texture is especially visible in the close-up photographs, where the surface reveals closely arranged fibres, subtle linear markings and variations in the density and appearance of individual colour areas. Some sections have a finely ribbed appearance, while others feature softly mottled or brushed-looking colour transitions. As the direction of the fibres changes, sections of the design may appear lighter, darker or more pronounced, giving the rug a naturally varied appearance from different viewing positions.

The Nova 3371 Blue/Grey features a sophisticated multicoloured palette in which blue and green are the dominant colours, supported by grey, muted teal, cream and warm earthy neutral shades. Although classified as Blue/Grey, the rug contains a substantial amount of olive, moss and sage green, which plays an important role in its overall appearance.

The colours are intentionally blended and distressed, creating subtle tonal variations within individual geometric sections rather than completely uniform blocks of colour.

The colours and shades present in this rug include:

• Denim Blue and Medium Blue: Prominent blue tones appearing throughout the geometric pattern, particularly within the larger rectangular sections. These shades range from muted denim blue to richer medium blue, forming a substantial proportion of the rug's overall colour palette.

• Navy Blue and Deep Blue: Darker blue shades visible within several of the rectangular blocks, particularly where the pattern incorporates deeper, more concentrated colour. These sections provide contrast against the lighter grey, sage and cream areas.

• Slate Blue and Blue-Grey: Soft, muted blue tones with noticeable grey undertones, appearing throughout the distressed geometric sections. These colours create a gentle transition between the stronger blues and the neutral grey areas.

• Olive Green: A prominent earthy green shade appearing in numerous rectangular sections across the design. The olive tones range from muted medium green to deeper, warmer shades with subtle brown undertones, providing a strong contrast to the blue areas.

• Moss Green and Dark Green: Deeper, natural green tones visible within several of the larger geometric blocks. These shades have a slightly muted, earthy appearance and contribute significantly to the rug's overall green character.

• Sage Green: Softer, greyed green shades appearing within the lighter geometric sections and distressed colour transitions. These tones help connect the darker olive areas with the pale grey and blue sections.

• Muted Teal and Blue-Green: Subtle blue-green shades visible where the blue and green tones blend together. These areas have a slightly cool, subdued appearance, adding further depth to the multicoloured pattern.

• Soft Grey and Silver Grey: Muted grey shades appearing throughout the rectangular sections and lighter patterned areas. Some have cool blue undertones, while others lean towards a warmer stone-grey appearance.

• Cream and Ivory: Light neutral shades forming the distinctive intersecting horizontal and vertical grid lines. These areas provide contrast against the darker blue and green sections and help define the geometric check pattern.

• Warm Beige and Oatmeal: Soft, warm neutral tones appearing within some of the lighter rectangular sections and distressed colour transitions. These shades introduce warmth and balance the cooler blue and grey colours.

• Taupe and Earthy Brown: Subtle brown-grey and earthy tones visible within some of the olive green and neutral sections. These colours contribute to the rug's softly weathered appearance.

• Muted Ochre and Golden Beige: Small areas of warm, earthy golden colour appearing within certain distressed sections, particularly where the green and beige tones blend together.

Please note – Colour Classification

The Nova 3371 is classified by the manufacturer as Blue/Grey, although the rug contains a substantial amount of olive green, moss green, sage green and muted teal, alongside its prominent denim blue, navy blue and slate grey tones.

The green sections are an important part of the overall design and are particularly visible within the larger rectangular blocks. We would therefore describe the rug more accurately as a blue, grey and green geometric check rug, rather than a design consisting exclusively of blue and grey.

The overall appearance combines cool blue and grey shades with earthy green tones, complemented by cream grid lines, subtle beige and occasional warm brown undertones. Please refer to the detailed colour breakdown above and the product photographs for a clearer understanding of the individual colours present.

The overall effect is a blue, grey and green geometric rug with a strong combination of denim blue, navy, olive green and moss green, complemented by sage, muted teal, soft grey, cream and warm neutral accents.

Although the manufacturer's colour classification is Blue/Grey, the green tones are clearly visible and form a significant part of the design, particularly within the larger rectangular blocks. The combination of blue and green gives the rug a cool, natural character, while the cream grid lines and subtle beige undertones provide warmth and contrast.

The softly distressed shading creates the appearance of textured, overlapping colour panels, while the subtle shimmer of the polyester fibres adds further visual variation as light moves across the surface.

The Nova 3371 Blue/Grey 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 overlapping geometric sections and enhancing the appearance of the softly distressed blue, green and grey colour blocks. The relatively short pile provides a neat, defined profile, while the high-density weave helps maintain the rug's structured appearance.

The light-reflective polyester fibres give the surface a subtle metallic-like shimmer, particularly noticeable within the deeper blue, olive green and muted teal sections. 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 checked design. The cream and pale stone grid lines have a finely textured appearance, while the larger blue and green sections feature subtle directional markings and distressed colour variations. This combination creates a layered visual effect, giving the geometric pattern additional depth without interrupting its structured arrangement.

The rug is finished with neatly bound edges in a coordinating light neutral shade, creating a clean, understated outline that complements the blue, grey and green geometric design.

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 3371 Blue/Grey Rug is particularly well suited to modern, contemporary, Scandinavian-inspired, transitional and nature-inspired interiors, where its structured geometric design can introduce colour and pattern while maintaining a balanced, coordinated appearance. Its combination of blue, grey and green makes it an effective decorative foundation for rooms featuring neutral furniture, natural wood flooring and understated decorative finishes.

In a contemporary living room, the rug works particularly well with cream, ivory, oatmeal, beige and light grey sofas, allowing the blue and green geometric pattern to become a focal point without overwhelming the surrounding furniture. The contrasting cream grid lines help connect the rug to lighter upholstery, while the deeper navy and olive sections introduce definition and visual depth.

The rug is also effective alongside natural oak flooring, walnut furniture and warm timber finishes, where the olive, moss and sage green sections complement the natural colours of the wood. Its subtle beige and earthy brown undertones help bridge the contrast between the cooler blues and warmer flooring, creating a balanced interior scheme.

For interiors featuring blue or green furnishings, individual shades within the rug can be repeated through navy cushions, denim blue throws, sage green upholstery, olive accessories or muted teal decorative pieces. The varied colour palette provides flexibility when coordinating furniture and accessories, allowing several complementary shades to be introduced without requiring exact colour matching.

The checked and plaid-inspired geometric design also works particularly well in contemporary spaces featuring clean architectural lines, minimalist furniture and modern decorative accessories. Its intersecting horizontal and vertical bands create a sense of structure, while the distressed colour blocks soften the overall appearance and introduce a more relaxed, artistic quality.

In Scandinavian-inspired interiors, the rug can be paired with pale oak furniture, cream upholstery, natural linen and muted green accessories, creating a calm, nature-inspired colour scheme. The blue and sage tones introduce gentle colour, while the cream and stone sections maintain a light, balanced appearance.

For more traditional or transitional spaces, the checked pattern provides a familiar decorative element, while the distressed blue and green colour blocks give it a contemporary interpretation. The rug can complement classic wooden furniture, neutral sofas and understated patterned accessories, making it suitable for interiors that combine traditional and modern design elements.

In bedrooms, the Nova 3371 can provide a coordinated foundation beneath a neutral upholstered bed, particularly when paired with white or cream bedding, soft blue cushions, sage green throws and natural wood furniture. The combination of cool blues and earthy greens creates a relaxed atmosphere, while the structured geometric pattern adds decorative interest.

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 3371 Blue/Grey Rug brings together a contemporary checked geometric design, a carefully balanced combination of denim blue, navy, slate grey, olive green, moss green, sage and muted teal, and a soft-touch, high-density polyester construction. Its intersecting cream grid lines, softly distressed rectangular colour blocks and subtle metallic-like shimmer create a distinctive layered finish, while the durable, easy-care 7mm short pile makes it a practical and decorative addition to modern 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 navy and olive sections may appear darker or more intense from certain positions, while the sage, muted teal and pale grey areas 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.