Olympia GR224 3D Geometric Plush Shaggy Rug in Beige, Brown, and Cream features a striking diamond pattern that brings texture and warmth to any room. Made with a plush 4cm shaggy pile and carved design, this rug has a soft, luxurious feel while also providing durability. The geometric pattern, combining beige, brown, and cream tones, adds a contemporary flair to modern and traditional spaces alike. Made from polypropylene, this machine-woven rug is easy to maintain, while offering a perfect balance of comfort and style for your home.

The colours and shades present in this rug include:

• Beige – Dominant background colour, offering a soft and neutral foundation.
• Light Brown – Subtle tonal variations blending with the beige base, enhancing depth and warmth.
• Dark Brown – Used in bold geometric patterns, creating contrast and strong definition within the design.
• Cream – Found in the centre of the diamond shapes, adding brightness and highlighting the intricate pattern.

This rug features a carefully curated blend of Beige, Light Brown, Dark Brown, and Cream, forming a visually striking yet balanced aesthetic. The interplay of shades enhances depth and dimension, while the plush shaggy texture adds a luxurious feel underfoot. The hand-carved geometric design creates a sense of structure and sophistication, making it a statement piece that complements both modern and classic interiors.

Please measure your space if you’re considering an 80x150cm size rug. It is a small rug that is smaller than many customers anticipate.

Plush Shaggy rugs will shed fibers which is completely normal. All rugs with a high pile will be subject to pile flattening over time. This is not considered a manufacturing fault as such none of our manufacturers cover this under any warranty. A plush high pile rug 4 cm and above will flatten & matt the most. Almost all of our shaggy rug’s collections are subject to flattening/matting for example, Montana, Polar, Sierra 9000, Extravagance, Plush, Barnaby - These Shaggy rugs due to the way they are made are prone to what is known in the rug industry as sprouting or pilling. This is where some strands/threads of the pile appear to be longer than the rest of the pile. When this happens all, you need to do is trim any longer strands with a pair of sharp scissors. it is important you do not pull these long threads as this can damage your rug. Sprouting/Pilling is common on high pile rugs and not a manufacturing fault.