Rug Lokki Butter beige, white 200x280, wool, Marimekko

Rug Lokki Butter beige, white 200x280, wool, Marimekko - 376222

Rug Lokki Butter beige, white 200x280, wool, Marimekko - 376223

Rug Lokki Butter beige, white 200x280, wool, Marimekko - 376224

Rug Lokki Butter beige, white 200x280, wool, Marimekko - 376225

Rug Lokki Butter beige, white 200x280, wool, Marimekko - 376226

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Rug Lokki Butter beige, white 200x280, wool, Marimekko

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The Lokki Butter rug by Marimekko, measuring 200x280 cm, is a hand-tufted wool piece featuring a rhythmic composition of broad, undulating horizontal bands. The palette consists of two natural shades: buttery beige and creamy white, arranged in alternating waves across the surface. The matte finish and dense, plush pile emphasize softness, while neatly finished edges and shape retention reflect a high standard of craftsmanship. Made entirely from wool, the rug presents a distinct tactile structure and durable coloration. The wave motif draws inspiration from Scandinavian modernism, evoking a sense of organic flow and visual calm. Gentle light play on the surface creates a welcoming atmosphere, and the tactile pile invites touch—the distinctive texture is perceptible underfoot. The color composition and pattern repetition bring a sense of order, while the graphic lines balance the warmth of the material. The rug works well in spacious living rooms, especially against light walls and natural or whitewashed wood furniture. It can be paired with minimalist sofas in shades of grey, beige, or caramel, as well as with linen textiles and ceramic accessories. Diffused light, particularly natural daylight, will accentuate the depth of the waves. In mid-century modern settings, it may be combined with low, simply shaped tables and details in chrome or brass. The rug has a weight of 4200 g/m2 and a thick, soft pile. Intended for indoor use, it is hand-tufted from natural wool. The rug lies flat and maintains colorfastness. Regular vacuuming and avoiding prolonged exposure to intense sunlight are recommended to preserve its original visual qualities.