Viremont Camel Wall Art

In a living room, wall art often becomes the focal point. Hang it so it relates to the furniture around it rather than floating on its own.

In the dining room, your aim is balance between the art, the table and any sideboard. Soft wool texture also helps to quieten a room with hard floors and furniture.

In a bedroom, wall art above the bed frames the room and adds warmth and texture.

• Hang your wall art away from strong, direct sunlight. As with all natural fibres, the colours may fade over time with long exposure.
• Avoid damp walls and humid spots, such as bathrooms or the wall right next to a cooker.
• Loose fibres, known as sprouts, are normal in hand-tufted pieces. Trim them level with the pile using sharp scissors; never pull them out.
• New wool may shed a little at first. This settles down after a few gentle dustings.

• Dust your wall art every few weeks so dust does not settle into the pile.
• Use a soft brush, a lint roller, or a vacuum with a brush or upholstery attachment on low suction. Work gently in the direction of the pile.
• Never use a vacuum with a rotating beater bar on wall art.
• For a deeper refresh, take the piece down once or twice a year and shake it out gently outdoors.

The following is a general recommendation. Be sure to check any specific instructions for your piece before cleaning:

• Blot, don’t rub, when a mark or spill occurs. Use a clean white cloth and a small amount of mild, wool-safe detergent in cool water. Test it on a hidden spot first.
• Do not soak the piece, and never machine wash or tumble dry it.
• Let any damp area dry naturally, away from direct heat, before you hang it back up.
• For stubborn stains or a full clean, we recommend a professional textile or rug cleaner.