Description
This luxurious, ultra-high density contemporary traditional collection has a soft, multi-textured pile which is made from viscose and acrylic woven into a cotton base and finished with bamboo-silk short fringes. The solidity of 2 million-point-per-sqm mass, coupled with a 3000 gr/sqm weight and the superior materials used in these opulent rugs make them one of the best floor textiles ever produced in modern times.
if you do not like too much shimmer but like the idea and pattern Browse Sienna 378 Lt Grey below which is similar in texture but not as shiny
Siena 378 Lt Grey rug link on Saray Rugs
Oxford 312 GREY
The “grey” tone seems to lean toward a contemporary neutral with subtle texture and sheen (from the viscose/acrylic blend) rather than a flat matte wool look.
The multi-textured pile gives it a bit of visual depth which can help the rug sit well in modern or transitional interiors.
Because of the sheen component, lighting will play a role: under strong light, the pile may reflect more; in lower light it’ll appear more subtle.
This ultra-modern collection consists of popular designs and colours, sculpted on a textured pile, and made from heat-set polyester and polypropylene. The pastel tones and indistinct patterns used in these rugs make them suitable for any decor. These rugs are both durable and easy to maintain with their non-shedding pile and anti-static properties. They are machine-knotted in Turkey to high standards and have quality finishes.
See Siena Collection on Brand distributer Saray Rug’s websiteProduct Codes:
Category: High density Oxford 312 Grey
Brand: Saray Rugs
Origin: Turkey
Material: Viscose, Acrylic
Pile Height:
Style: CONTEMPORARY
Construction: LNonOOMED
This neutral natural woven textured minimalist floor rug is suitable for living room , lounge room, bed room,dining room and any space really and go with anything. Arabella rug is available in variour sizes including but not limited to lounge room size area rugs, bedroom area rugs
Compare sizes and prices among variour retailers in Australia. Please do not hesitate to contact us if seen cheaper as Best deal guaranteed for extra large Oxford Grey Rug with price beat rock bottom price deal offer at Sydney Rugs Warehouse Online & stores outlets in Sydney
Key Features
The Oxford 312 Grey rug is described as “exceptionally luxurious, ultra-high density” with a shimmering, multi-textured pile made from viscose and acrylic, woven into a cotton base, and finished with short bamboo-silk fringes. Cozy Rugs Australia+3RugsPlus Australia+3Star Rugs+3
Construction details: It is power-loomed, with a pile height of approx 8 mm, total thickness around 10 mm. Cozy Rugs Australia+2RugsPlus Australia+2
Density: ~256,000 points per square metre. rugdeal.com.au+1
Colour: Grey. Shape: Rectangle. Fringes: yes. Country of origin: Turkey. rugdeal.com.au+1
🎨 Visual / Style Notes
The “grey” tone seems to lean toward a contemporary neutral with subtle texture and sheen (from the viscose/acrylic blend) rather than a flat matte wool look.
The multi-textured pile gives it a bit of visual depth which can help the rug sit well in modern or transitional interiors.
Because of the sheen component, lighting will play a role: under strong light, the pile may reflect more; in lower light it’ll appear more subtle.
📏 Size & Price Considerations (Australia)
Available sizes typically include: 160×230 cm, 200×290 cm, 240×330 cm, 300×400 cm. Cozy Rugs Australia+1
Pricing varies by retailer and size. For example: one Australian retailer lists 160×230 at about AUD $1,299. RugsPlus Australia
When selecting size: think about furniture layout (i.e., do you want the rug large enough for front legs of sofas to sit on it?), traffic flow, and room dimensions.
🧼 Care & Practicality
Because the pile is from viscose/acrylic with a cotton base, it may require more gentle care (versus 100% wool). One retailer advises: rotate rug yearly for even wear; avoid direct sunlight; vacuum gently without using a rotating brush/beater bar. Cozy Rugs Australia
Given its density and materials, it will have a luxury feel but that may also mean it shows footprints or vacuum marks more than flatter rugs.
👍 Good Fit For
Homes aiming for a refined, contemporary-luxury look.
Living or dining rooms where you want a statement piece under furniture (sofa/dining table).
Buyers comfortable with investing in a higher-end piece and willing to treat it with care.
👀 Things to Watch / Ask
Lighting & colour match: Because of pile sheen and material mix, the “grey” tone may shift under different lights; if you have specific flooring or furniture colours, view it in your home or get a sample if possible.
Traffic and durability: While high density is a plus, in very high-traffic zones consider whether you want something more rugged (e.g., 100% wool flat-weave).
Shipping & returns: Make sure the retailer has clear policy for delivery (especially larger size rugs) and coverage for Australia-wide shipping.
Return / refund policy: Especially for large-format rugs, check whether returns are possible (and at what cost) in case size, colour or feel do not meet your expectations.
check which Australian retailers currently have this exact rug in stock, compare best current pricing (including shipping & size availability) and show you a few alternative rugs in similar style/colour — would that be helpful?
My thoughts & Recommendations
If your original rug (the one you liked) was luxury/viscose/acrylic with high density and a subtle sheen, the Bliss option is the closest in feel.
If you prefer natural fibre (wool) and a larger size, the Sara Grey Rug is strong.
If price is a bit of a factor and you’re okay with a slightly smaller size or less luxe feel, the Lotus Grey Contemporary Rug is a good “backup”.
If you like texture and a more casual natural look, the Heather Grey Chunky Wool Rug provides nice wool texture.
If you like a pattern element (not just solid grey), the Asiatic Mid Century Grey Rug gives that variation.
✅ What to check before purchasing
Confirm the size you need (make sure it fits your furniture layout).
Confirm material: wool vs viscose/acrylic. Natural wool is generally more durable; synthetic/luxury blends may look finer but can require more care.
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