Loloi Chris Loves Julia Polly Smoke/Sand 3'-6" x 5'-6" Accent Rug | POL-08 Approx. 4x5 Grey Entryway Kitchen, Modern, Timeless, Classic, Hand-Tufted, Neutral, Accent Rug
Product Description
Loloi Chris Loves Julia Polly Smoke/Sand 3'-6" x 5'-6" Accent Rug | POL-08 Approx. 4x5 Grey Entryway Kitchen, Modern, Timeless, Classic, Hand-Tufted, Neutral, Accent Rug
- Conceptualized in collaboration between DIY experts Chris & Julia Marcum and the award winning Loloi brand.
- These hand-tufted rugs are durable enough to withstand moderate foot traffic, while providing an easy cleaning experience. Prone to shedding, vacuum on the highest setting with the beater bar removed, and rotate regularly. Professional cleaning is highly recommended.
- An exemplar representation of fashion-forward design, the contemporary inspired patterns leave a sophisticated and refined impression that is highly versatile.
- Featuring an ivory color base with black design accents.
- The hand-tufted construction of this rug offers a high-end demeanor at an affordable price. Cotton canvas backing, rug pad recommended to prevent slipping.
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