


Ferm Living, Apple Tufted Rug - Tea Green
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A hand-tufted wool rug in the shape of an apple — in a soft, muted tea green that belongs in almost any room.
The Apple Tufted Rug in Tea Green is the cooler, fresher alternative to the Brown Clay — same 110 x 110cm, same hand-tufted 100% New Zealand wool and cotton backing, same 3cm pile, but in a palette that reads differently in a room. Tea green is one of those colours that sits well alongside whites, warm neutrals, and natural timber equally, which makes it the more versatile option for nurseries and children's rooms that might evolve over time. At this size and quality, it is a piece that outlasts the childhood it is bought for. Vacuum regularly; professional carpet cleaning as needed.
- Hand-tufted, 110 x 110cm, 3cm pile depth — tea green colourway
- 100% New Zealand wool front; 100% cotton backing for stability
- Defines a play space, reading corner, or bedroom floor with genuine presence
- Care: vacuum regularly; professional carpet cleaning as needed
- Also available in Brown Clay — both colourways available at Little Paper Planes
- Please note this item has a $24.95 flat postage fee due to its size and weight
Ferm Living is one of Denmark's most celebrated design studios — and their children's collection brings the same rigorous thinking to the spaces where children live and play that their adult range brings to the rest of the home. The result is furniture, décor and objects that are genuinely beautiful, completely functional, and designed to be kept long after childhood is over.
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