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5'X8' Rug-Euclid Taupe By Thom Filicia
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Enhance your living space with the 5'X8' Rug-Euclid Taupe by Thom Filicia, a perfect blend of modern and contemporary styles. This taupe, ivory, and gray rug is crafted from high-quality wool, ensuring durability and comfort. Its stain and water-resistant properties make it ideal for homes with kids, while the handmade construction adds a touch of artisanal charm.
- Stain and water-resistant for easy maintenance
- Handmade from 80% wool, 15% cotton, and 5% latex
- Modern geometric design in neutral taupe, ivory, and gray
Product Details
| Dimensions | 60"W x 96"D x 0.31"H |
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| Weight | 30 lbs |
| Style | Modern, Contemporary |
| Color Family | Grey, Ivory |
| Material | Wool |
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Dimensions
Dimensions
60"W x 96"D x 0.31"H
Package Dimensions
8.0"W x 60.0"D x 8.0"H
Weight
30 lbs
Styling
Style
Modern, Contemporary
Color Family
Grey, Ivory
Material
Wool
Construction
Material Content
80% Wool / 15% Cotton / 5% Latex
Construction
Hand Tufted
Additional Details
SKU
342968
Additional Information
Hand Tufted construction. Made of Wool. Ideal room placement includes Living Room, Dining Room, Office, Foyer/Entryway, Bedroom. Made in India. To preserve the life of the rug vacuum regularly using suction only, no bristles. For small spills or stains, use warm water and blotting. Check care label for any additional instructions
Care Instructions
Vacuum High
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