
4.9 / 5 ★★★★★
Trusted by people who take rest seriously
From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
★★★★★
The room finally feels finished
We had white walls, oak bed, bare floor — nice but cold. The sage Stroke runner pulled it all together in one afternoon. Steps are silent now.
Verified buyer
★★★★★
Low enough for the door, soft enough for feet
Our bedroom door clears it with room to spare and the robot vacuum rolls straight over. But barefoot it still feels plush, not flat. 60×160 was the right call for a queen bed.
Verified buyer
★★★★★
Colour is true to photos
A real muted sage — not minty, not neon. The cream lines read like brushstrokes. It hasn't crept a centimetre on our wood floor.
Verified buyer
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Frequently asked questions
Which size do I need?
40 × 120 cm suits a single bedside or hallway strip; 60 × 160 cm runs the length of a double/queen bedside; 80 × 200 cm spans a king bedside or sits at the foot of the bed.
What's the difference between Stroke and Maze?
Both are sage with cream linework. Stroke is a bolder, brushed-line design; Maze is a softer pattern of winding paths. Same pile, same base, same colours.
Will it slip or bunch?
The base is coated with an anti-slip layer that grips wood, tile and laminate, and the low pile keeps the edges lying flat rather than curling.
Can I put it under the door swing?
Yes — the pile is deliberately short, so most interior doors pass straight over it.
How do I clean it?
Vacuum on low suction for everyday care. For spills, blot fast, then spot clean with cold water and mild soap and let it dry completely.
Is it suitable for a living room or hallway?
Yes — the 80 × 200 cm works along a sofa or hallway, and the anti-slip base handles walk-through traffic.
