Zug Kirsch Layers – Hand-tufted wool rug
Zug Kirsch Layers – Hand-tufted wool rug
Customization
Custom rug quote request
A rug shaped around your wishes: share your dimensions, colours, material and construction. Size-only adjustments carry no design fee; design adaptations cost 10% of the base price, and original designs 17%, with a €300 minimum. Fees are calculated before discount; the best eligible discount applies only to the base price. We’ll prepare a no-obligation quotation.
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Bespoke orders are excluded from our voluntary 30-day return policy. Your statutory rights concerning faulty goods remain unaffected.
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30-day returns
Thoughtfully designed
Kirsch Layers is a hand-tufted rug with a New Zealand wool pile, inspired by Zug. Its sculptural texture and carefully balanced colours bring character to contemporary living rooms, studies and lounge spaces.
Broad cream and biscuit bands flow through a softly lobed outline. A dusty-rose band and a fine dark cherry line add restrained accents, while contrasting textures give the pale tones depth.
Design inspiration – Zug Kirsch Layers
Zug's Kirschtorte inspires a design about care, layering and finely balanced proportions. The culinary reference remains subtle: cream, biscuit and a hint of pink become a soft landscape in wool. Each layer seems to settle into the next. A dark line provides a precise counterpoint, making the quiet movement more visible. The outline feels relaxed yet considered. In rooms furnished with stone, timber and natural textiles, Kirsch Layers has a warm, unobtrusive presence. A local memory becomes something to experience through touch and colour, finding a contemporary place within everyday life.
Key features
Premium quality: Hand-tufted with a New Zealand wool pile for a soft, substantial feel and a naturally matte finish.
Exclusive IDekron design: An original design from IDekron's Swiss city collection.
Inspired by Zug: Zug's Kirschtorte inspires a design about care, layering and finely balanced proportions.
Colour palette: Cream, biscuit beige, dusty rose and dark cherry red.
Craftsmanship: Cut and loop pile give the bands distinct surfaces; a fine cherry-red line traces a selected transition.
Styling: A distinctive focal point for modern living rooms, quiet workspaces and city apartments furnished with art.
Ideal for
Living rooms · Bedrooms · Studies · Reception and lounge areas · Contemporary city apartments
Care instructions
Vacuum gently and regularly using suction only, without a rotating brush. Blot spills immediately with a clean, absorbent cloth; do not rub or soak the pile. For spot treatment, use only a wool-safe product and test it first in an inconspicuous area. For stubborn stains or a thorough clean, consult a professional rug cleaner. A suitable rug underlay helps reduce slipping.
A note on colour
Screen settings and lighting can affect how colours appear. Natural wool and handcrafting create subtle differences in texture, pile direction and colour. The room images are digital interior visualisations; the overhead view shows the underlying design.
Frequently asked questions
What is the rug made from?
The pile is made from New Zealand wool. The standard version contains no viscose.
How is the rug made?
The rug is tufted by hand. Different pile heights and carefully worked contours give the design tactile depth.
Can I customise the size or colours?
You can discuss bespoke dimensions and colour preferences with IDekron through a custom rug enquiry. Feasibility is assessed for your design.
Does the rug suit a modern living room?
Kirsch Layers works as a focal point in contemporary interiors. Its palette of cream, biscuit beige, dusty rose and dark cherry red pairs with complementary upholstery, natural materials and art.
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