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Romantic and maximalist, the Botanical Collection goes all-in on large-scale flowers with a poppy, vintage fabric style. These power-loomed area rugs are made of mixed materials in Egypt for both indoor and outdoor use, where all they need is a rinse with a hose to clean when needed.
Features
Romantic and maximalist, Botanical indoor/outdoor rugs feature large-scale florals with a poppy, vintage fabric style.
Modern meets nostalgia in this joyful design that enlivens any space, from the living room to the patio.
Made of stain-resistant polypropylene and polyester for long-lasting wear; wash with a hose when needed.
With a low 0.13” pile height, similar to a flatweave rug, this collection is easy to vacuum or layer onto other rugs.
A family-owned company that's based in Dallas, Loloi is one of the top rug companies in the United States and is passionate about designing inventive products for meaningful spaces.
Product Dimensions
Other Dimensions
Overall Dimensions
79'' W X 112'' L
Pile Height
0.13'' H
Rug Size
Rectangle 6'7" x 9'4"
Overall Product Weight
13.52 lb.
Details
Material
Polypropylene Plastic, Synthetic
Technique / Weave
Power Loom
Rug Shape
Rectangle
Pattern
Floral
Location
Indoor / Outdoor
Non-Slip Backing
No
Reversible
No
Backing Material
Polypropylene, Polyester
Product Care
Spot clean with a damp cloth, and if the stain persists use an approved mild soap or cleaning solution, Wash With Garden Hose Or Pressure Washer, Sweep, Vacuum with no beater bar/rotating brush
Imported
Yes
Durability
Fade Resistant, High Traffic, Weather Resistant, Stain Resistant, Water Resistant, Mold / Mildew Resistant
Color
Pink, Yellow, Black, Blue
Rug Features
Pet Friendly, Performance
Rug Packaging Type
Rolled
Warranty
Commercial Warranty
No
30-Day Return Policy
Not loving it? We offer returns for most items within 30 days of delivery for a refund or store credit.
