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Ambre Living Room, Bedroom Machine Washable Area Rug - Floral Medallion Border Distressed Faded - Oriental
Ambre Living Room, Bedroom Machine Washable Area Rug — a medallion area rug with a classic center motif and border, in faded and rich traditional palettes.
Key Features
- A warm terracotta-red dominates the field, softened by faded cream and beige medallion details at the center. The border and accent motifs pull in dusty blue and gray tones, giving the whole palette a sun-bleached, antique quality that feels both rich and relaxed.
- STYLE - Traditional Eclectic, Transitional Warm, Global-inspired Bohemian
- INDOOR RUG- Elevate your living space with this versatile piece, perfect for the living room, bedroom, or dining room. Its sleek design suits any style, adding a touch of sophistication to your home. Experience luxury and comfort in every corner with this must-have piece.
- RUG - Add an element of sophistication to any room with this ornate oriental patterned rug. With its intricate pattern and timeless design, it offers luxurious texture to any interior.
- MACHINE WASHABLE - First, place it in the washing machine with the reverse side of the rug facing up. You can use non-bleach detergents for washable rugs. Please do not use bleach, or fabric softener. To remove stubborn stains, we recommend pretreating the rug by gently rubbing the stained area with dish soap, and then washing it in the washing machine with cold water. Please use your washer's delicate cycle. For stubborn stains, repeat these washing instructions.
- MADE IN Turkey - Indulge in luxury with our Turkish area rug. Crafted with high-quality materials, this rug is not only durable but also adds a touch of sophistication to any room. Bring the rich history and elegance of Turkey into your home with this exclusive piece.
Specifications
| Room Type | Living Room |
| Size | 6'7" x 9' (Rectangular) |
| Color | Burgundy, Blue, Beige / Ambre |
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