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I waited a bit to review this product. It is soft but cheaply made. It already has a hole in it and I bought it in February. I don’t think I will be buying anymore rugs from Wayfair.

This is a fluffy blanket not a rug

Initially, it was a very attractive and colorful rug. but after walking on it for only a couple of weeks it started to turn white. The tips of the fabric was the only area that had color. After I washed it, it was even lighter. I decided to just put it outside as a walk off mat until it becomes too tattered. It would be a great rug if the manufacturer could resolve this and color it the depth of the material.

This is a soft and plush washable area rug. It is has much more texture and pile than other washable rugs and the pattern and colors are well-reflected in the image. I like the rug a lot but the only issue is that when the carpet fibers get brushes in a certain direction they look white which is a stark contrast to the dark blue of the rug (green circle in photo). It will work well in an entry way as the dark color won’t show a lot of stains or dirt.

We laid this down about 5 days ago, and I have to say the fold marks have disappeared on their own—no weird voodoo required. It is thicker and softer than I thought it would be—very soft and definitely not paper thin. The colors are pretty true to the photos online. My mom and daughter, not prompted, both said it was beautiful. Overall, I’m very happy.