Nourison Caribbean Ivory/Charcoal Transitional Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug

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Nourison Caribbean Ivory/Charcoal Transitional Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug

Name: Nourison Caribbean Ivory/Charcoal Transitional Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug
Brand: Nourison
SKU: 099446375025
Price: 46.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)

Rugs

$46

Color Ivory/Charcoal

Size:

1'9" x 2'9"

2'3" x 7'6"

Shape:

Rectangle

Runner

In Stock & Ships FREE in 1-3 Days

Qty

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PRODUCT DETAIL

Go tropical with a flourish in vivid Caribbean style. This delightful collection of quality loomed rugs provides an instant housewarming. Choose from an exciting array of botanical designs and curvaceous geometrics. Deeply pigmented tones contrast beautifully with soft neutrals for an effect as lush and welcoming as a sultry island garden. The woven loop pile adds an appealing accent of visual and tactile texture. Imagine a beautiful veranda opening on to an ocean scene. That's the appeal of the patio-tile motif in this Caribbean Collection area rug. Robustly colored in a sun-washed spectrum of blue, tan and charcoal on sand, and enjoyable indoors or out.

RUGS CARE

For all rugs, we recommend only using Woolite or other compatible carpet cleaners. To clean, apply the cleaner with a soft bristle brush, rinse with water, and extract with a vacuum or extractor. The rug should then be dried by air or with a low temperature hair dryer.
Proper care of your rug can greatly increase its longevity. Make sure you use a rug pad underneath: this will dramatically reduce wear and tear. You can shop rug pads here.
Vacuum regularly. Do not use a beater bar attachment. If you cannot remove the beater bar, raise it as high as possible and vacuum carefully. When vacuuming, use the lowest available setting to prevent fibers from being pulled out of the rug backing. Sprouts that appear on the surface of the rug should be snipped at level. Do not pull the fiber out. If you own a natural fiber rug, be sure to vacuum the area underneath the rug periodically. Spills should be cleaned immediately using a clean white cloth. Avoid rubbing, as this may push the stain deeper into the rug. To promote even wear of the rug surface, rotate regularly.

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Your order will leave our brand partner's warehouse in 2 business days after it is purchased. You will receive a shipping confirmation, complete with a tracking number, as soon as your order ships. Note, We want you to be happy with your Homestitch order, so we offer a 30 day money-back guarantee. In order to initiate a return, please send an email with your full name and order confirmation number to support@homestitch.com.

How to Choose the Right Rug

The living room is home to all the creature comforts: chairs, sofas, tables, and of course a beautiful rug. Choose an extra large area rug to cover the entire floor space, or smaller area rugs your furniture will partially cover. Choose the biggest piece of furniture and place your rug parallel to it.

First things first: make sure your rug is bigger than your dining room table. You'll want a couple feet extending from the edge of the table, so something that's at least eight feet wide.

Finding the right bedroom rug is both an art and a science. Start by making sure it's parallel to your bed's headboard. For 5x8 rugs, the rule of thumb is to place them about halfway under the bed; bigger rugs can go about 3/4 of the way.

Choose a rug that accommodates the sink and provides enough space for you to comfortably stand in front of it. Or opt for a smaller rug that fits between the toilet and the sink or a longer runner rug along the side of the toilet. If your bathroom floor tends to get wet, consider choosing a rug with a non-slip backing to enhance safety.

Kitchen rugs can be exposed to spills, stains, and heavy foot traffic. Choose a rug made from durable, easy-to-clean materials that can withstand the demands of the kitchen environment. Remember to place a rug-pad underneath to prevent accidents.

Think about the primary function of the entryway. Is it mainly a transition area, or do you have seating, a console table, or other furniture in the space? The rug should accommodate these elements without feeling overcrowded.