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Georgia is a power loomed polypropylene collection that appeals to the farmhouse lover in all of us. Colors ranging from high contrast black and white to mingled shades of gray, touches of soft clay and indigo the collection offers a variety of possibilities to complement your style. With a broad pattern range from distressed traditional and modern country to Scandinavian and a touch of southwest this collection is the perfect mix for those wanting to bridge vintage and modern.
Bohemian, Moroccan style indoor area rug
Features a southwest/lodge, tribal, and distressed pattern
Power-loomed from 100% polypropylene with a woven polypropylene backing
Inherently stain, fade, wear-resistant for fuss-free maintenance
Rug colors include black, tan, grey, and ivory
Care: Cleaning/Installation: If spills occur, blot as much of the stain as possible with a clean cloth. Use a small amount of mild soap and water to clean the area. If needed, rug and carpet cleaners that are safe for synthetic materials may be used. As with anything, use sparingly and in a small, inconspicuous area first to test results before applying to the entire rug. Blot dry with clean cloth. The use of a rug pad is recommended; initial creasing is normal, and these will generally fall out within a few days to a week; tightly reversing rolling the rug (pile side out) and leaving in warm area for several hours will aid in the removal of creases or lingering fold marks.
Disclaimer:
Due to the difference of monitor colors, some rug colors may vary slightly. We try to represent all rug colors as accurately as possible.
All rug sizes are approximate. Sizes may vary +/- 1-3 inches due to weather, climate, and physical conditions at time of production and shipping.
