Childline Rug

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Childline Rug
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Motto: Keep your feet warm with the Idea Agency rug
Rare Values
Category: Ultra Rares


The Childline Rug is an Ultra Rare rug which was uploaded amongst various other Idea Agency furniture items. Unlike the other released Idea Agency items (disregarding The Moodi Machine which was only given out via competitions), it was never introduced into the poll which provided users with the Idea Agency prizes. It was also never accidentally released and recollected (like the Idea Agency Desk), so there is a great amount confusion over how it exists.

The motto was "Keep your feet warm with the Idea Agency rug".

Releases and Sightings

Sightings

  • Habbo.co.uk - Spotted in Childline promotion rooms (owned by staff).

Release

There is thought to be only one Childine Rug on the hotel. The first time it appeared in circulation was via the Marketplace.[1] It was placed in there at 4898c on 1 occasion and 10,100c on a different occasion. The Marketplace doesn't allow people (except the seller) to view whether a certain item has been sold, so no-one knows if it was the same rug sold at different prices, 2 completely different rugs or 1 rug that didn't sell at either of those prices.

Like the other Idea Agency furniture, the rug appeared to have been stripped of its branding, (the large 'Idea' logo in the centre), which is common for promotional furniture that has long-since lost trademark or affiliation with the initial brand due to a license expiry with Habbo.

In 2012 and again in early 2013, a user attempted to sell a Childline Rug on an unofficial, black market website outside of the hotel. There were two screenshots posted by the user, showing the rug as retaining its original branding. The images are useful to see the rug in a room setting and thumbnailed, but there is no way of assuring these images are not simply alterations. Their in-tact branding especially is a strong case against their authenticity, given the lack of branding in the Marketplace appearance. It is not known, if authentic, whether it was sold or if it remains available.

The rug was once again listed in the marketplace in December of 2013 at the price of 6060c by the user Mammoth.

Eventually MoHRooms (Attached) bought the Childline Rug for the price of a DTL Vending Machine (valued at 1000c). The rug was next sold in June 2020 to the user B for an undisclosed purchase price, who then sold it on to Vincent85 a few months later. This version of the rug has not been stripped of its branding.

The rug was recently sold in November 2023 from the user AlmondHaze to the user Yagga for 44T valued at 1,500c per = 66,000c (1,320gb).

2025 Interview with 36D

The Real Gizmo interviewed 36D (formerly known as Vincent85) on 5th September 2025.

During the interview, 36D revealed that he had owned two Childline Rugs at the same time. One was obtained from user B, and the other from a Shogunate from Habbo.sg, who had purchased it from a player that won it in a Childline Event.

36D later sold one rug to YouAreBrave (also known as Comet and believed to also be AlmondHaze), who subsequently sold it to Yagga. The second rug was sold to another user under a confidentiality agreement, which 36D continues to honor. The buyer remains active on the hotel, and efforts are ongoing to confirm further details.

As of 2025, Yagga is the only publicly confirmed owner of a Childline Rug. Two rugs are believed to remain in the hotel, both held by active players.

A screenshot from 36D’s room provides evidence of him owning both Childline Rugs at the same time, making him the only known user to have done so.

Known Owners

A total of 10 player-owned Childline Rugs were known to exist in 2013. As of 2025, only 1 rug is confirmed to be active, solidifying its status as a true one-of-a-kind rare item.

Owner Quantity Last Updated Status Room - (Clicking link will open room in the client)
Yagga 1 5-Sep-2025 NFS Yagga's Collection (construction, constantly)
Unknown 1 5-Sep-2025 Unknown Unknown
Total 2

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