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Home comforts

Autumn brings with it a drop in temperature that has us all looking for ways to cosy up our homes. One way to add instant warmth is through carpets or rugs. Not only do they feel soft and comforting underfoot, but will also help to retain the heat and offer valuable sound insulation, resulting in a cocooning atmosphere – the perfect antidote to frosty days. PL

Cut a rug

Softer underfoot than sisal or seagrass, jute is created from the stalks of the Corchorus plant, which are spun into a soft cotton-like fibre. Natural carpets have a reputation for being hard to clean, but simply spot-treating any stains with

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