MORSE WOOL RUG Ivory Charcoal

At first glance, the Morse rug feels almost monochrome, but the surface becomes much more interesting up close. Short charcoal marks appear and disappear beneath a thick ivory pile, creating irregular broken stripes rather than a rigid geometric pattern. The shaggy texture deliberately softens those dark lines, giving the carpet a relaxed, slightly imperfect character that works especially well with stone, pale timber, concrete and understated contemporary furniture. The original RH design is hand knotted from thickly spun New Zealand wool and uses a combination of natural and dyed fibers to create additional tonal depth.
For architectural visualization, the MORSE WOOL RUG Ivory Charcoal 3d model can add texture to a scene without competing with the main furniture. It suits modern living rooms, bedrooms, lounge areas and minimalist interiors where a plain solid-color carpet would look too flat. The modeled pile and uneven striped pattern are particularly useful in closer camera angles, where the soft wool surface can catch light and shadow naturally. The archive is provided in MAX, 3DS, FBX and OBJ formats.
File type: MAX, 3DS, FBX, OBJ
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