Jodi Area Rug Silver/Blue/Beige/Brown
We love how this rug channels vintage Moroccan diamond motifs through a modern lens. Power-loomed in Turkey from two-ply polypropylene yarns, it layers a tight, low-pile weave over a softly distressed, striated ground in silver, blue, beige, and warm brown. The pattern feels collected and artisanal without overwhelming a room, so it works under sofas or dining tables and slides under doors with ease. Bound edges keep the profile crisp, while stain-resistant fibers make life with kids and pets simpler. A versatile anchor for living rooms, bedrooms, and entryways that embraces everyday traffic.
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Jodi Area Rug Silver/Blue/Beige/Brown
We love how this rug channels vintage Moroccan diamond motifs through a modern lens. Power-loomed in Turkey from two-ply polypropylene yarns, it layers a tight, low-pile weave over a softly distressed, striated ground in silver, blue, beige, and warm brown. The pattern feels collected and artisanal without overwhelming a room, so it works under sofas or dining tables and slides under doors with ease. Bound edges keep the profile crisp, while stain-resistant fibers make life with kids and pets simpler. A versatile anchor for living rooms, bedrooms, and entryways that embraces everyday traffic.
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We love how this rug channels vintage Moroccan diamond motifs through a modern lens. Power-loomed in Turkey from two-ply polypropylene yarns, it layers a tight, low-pile weave over a softly distressed, striated ground in silver, blue, beige, and warm brown. The pattern feels collected and artisanal without overwhelming a room, so it works under sofas or dining tables and slides under doors with ease. Bound edges keep the profile crisp, while stain-resistant fibers make life with kids and pets simpler. A versatile anchor for living rooms, bedrooms, and entryways that embraces everyday traffic.
