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Cream-and-gold is the most classically beautiful pairing in the cotton line. The warm cream ground glows under daylight and warms further by lamp light; the gold medallion sits raised above the field in tactile relief, giving the design dimensional pull. Premium 3M-points cotton brings the brushed-soft, dense-springy underfoot the line is built around. The hand reads more silk than wool — something to notice underfoot in stocking feet on a winter morning.
Works beautifully on white-oak, bleached pine, pale walnut, and limestone tile. Upholstery: cream linen for continuity, dusty-blue velvet for cool tension, sage-green for soft-romantic, cognac leather for warmth. Brass lighting amplifies the gold; gilded mirrors and brass picture lights complete the room. Strong under round dining tables (the medallion centers under a round) and in primary bedrooms with brass bedframes.
5 × 7.5 ft · 6.5 × 10 ft · 8.2 × 11.5 ft · 10 × 13 ft. See variant selector for current pricing and availability.
Cream-and-gold is the most timelessly beautiful and the most demanding palette in the line. It photographs spectacularly and reads luminous in person, but it asks for clean-shoe discipline at the door and prompt response to any spill. Cotton's softer hand is genuinely kinder than wool underfoot — but this is a careful-room rug, not a play-room rug.
Best for: primary bedrooms, formal dining rooms, sunrooms, formal living rooms, dressing rooms.
Skip if: the room sees daily traffic from young children or pets — choose the gray-and-gold or red-and-gold sibling instead.
Cream's true cast (warm vs neutral vs cool) is best judged in person under the lighting it will live in. Our Watt Avenue showroom in Sacramento carries the line.
Browse the full 3M-points cotton collection or the cream palette for related pieces.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jun 21 - Jun 26
US$40
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