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Safavieh Adirondack Collection 8' x 8' Round Area Rug, Machine Made, Champagne/Cream (ADR113W-8R)
$122.59
  • Made of 60% Polypropylene 30% Jute 10% Polyester
  • Backing: Jute
  • Pile Height: 3/8"

Safavieh Adirondack Collection 8' x 8' Round Area Rug, Machine Made, Champagne/Cream (ADR113W-8R)

Item #: 24628400Model #: ADR113W-8R
$122.59

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  • About this product

    Introducing our elegant round area rug in a generous 8-foot diameter, designed to infuse your space with a touch of sophistication. The delightful champagne and cream hues blend seamlessly to create a serene and inviting atmosphere that complements any room. This premium rug boasts a 3/8 inch pile height, offering a plush underfoot experience that's both comfortable and luxurious. Expertly power-loomed in Turkey, this rug exemplifies outstanding craftsmanship and durability. The construction is a resilient blend of materials, featuring 60% polypropylene for stain resistance and color vitality, 30% jute for natural strength, and 10% polyester for a subtle luster that enhances the rug's texture. The nuanced color variation within the rug's pattern lends depth and dimension to its appearance, emulating the gentle ebb and flow of sand dunes or soft ripples on a calm pond. This earthy, textural quality makes it a versatile piece that can anchor a minimalist space or serve as a harmonious complement to more intricate designs. Whether anchoring your living room, dining area, or bedroom, this exquisite round area rug is not just a furnishing, but a statement of understated luxury and lasting style. Its robust construction ensures that it can withstand high-traffic areas, while its aesthetic qualities make it an enduring centerpiece for your home.

    • Made of 60% Polypropylene 30% Jute 10% Polyester
    • Backing: Jute
    • Pile Height: 3/8"
    • Color: Champagne/Cream
    • Style: Contemporary
    • Pattern: Abstract