Ted Baker Westminster Wool Curzon Cream Multicolour Rug

Why You'll Love It Truly Individual. Because each rug is hand-woven by craftspeople, no two are identical. Slight variations in colour and texture mean you're getting a genuinely unique piece—one that nobody else will quite have. Luxuriously Thick Underfoot. At 17 mm pile height, this is a rug you'll actually want to sink your toes into. The 3400 gr/m² weight delivers real substance that feels beautifully made and built to last. Naturally Insulating and Sound-Dampening. Wool's clever fibres trap warmth and absorb noise, so your room feels both cosier and quieter. Perfect if you want a space that feels wrapped and protected. Robust Enough for Living. Wool is naturally hardwearing. It resists crushing and maintains its appearance even when life happens around it. This rug handles daily activity without complaint. Refreshingly Simple to Look After. Regular vacuuming keeps it fresh. Some initial fibre shedding and natural scent is completely normal—they'll fade quickly as the wool settles in. When professional attention is needed, it's time well spent. Cotton Foundation for Balance. The sturdy backing provides stability and structure, keeping everything in place whilst remaining breathable and practical. Sophisticated Beige Palette. The warm cream base with multicoloured geometric accents works seamlessly with almost any interior scheme—whether you're drawn to traditional comfort or contemporary style. Quality You Can Feel. This is a rug that announces itself through its presence—the weight, the depth, the craftsmanship—without needing to shout about it. Styling Tip: This rug is bold enough to anchor a room on its own, so let it be the hero. Pair it with deeper jewel tones—forest green, navy, or charcoal—to let the geometric pattern stand out. Layer in brass or gold accents, mix in texture through velvet cushions or a knitted throw, and keep wall colours calm to avoid competing with the rug's character. Works beautifully as the statement piece in otherwise minimal spaces.