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Black and white rug!

8 years ago

Is this rug defiantly black and white, I have crisp white walls and a black floor this rug needs to be white and black, not cream or off white.
Thanks
Tracy

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Niki Jones
8 years ago
Hi Tracy, this Block Rug is part of our Made to Order range. So you can choose from our 28 colour palette and we can definitely make it crisp white and black for you, to any size. You can find out more about this bespoke service here or email one of our team at enquiries@niki-jones.co.uk.
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