Hillsgrove Stripe DA1958 2'6''x8' Runner Area Rug

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$106.20 (55% off) with code: VIP Sale $118.00$236.00
Color:Denim
Size:2'6'' x 8' Runner

Product details

Web ID: 23248172
With its all-American take on a casual cotton flatwoven rug, the chambray-style weave provides subtle interest and highlights the variations. This lightweight, affordable, reversible rug is perfect for kitchens, children’s rooms and casual spaces.

  • Product Features

    • Ideal for hallways, kitchen islands, alongside beds or any area to connect rooms
    • Be sure to add a rug pad
    • Vacuum regularly
    • Pile Height: 0.25
    • Pattern: Striped
    • Type: Indoor
    • Lifestyle: Modern
    • All rug sizes are approximate
    • 100% cotton
    • Professionally clean
    • Imported

  • Shipping & Returns

    • These items qualify for Free Shipping with minimum purchase! exclusions & details
    • Our Normal Gift Boxing is not available for these items.
    • Rugs must be returned within 30 days of purchase, in the original condition and include packing materials.
    • California and Minnesota customers call 1-800-289-6229 for Free Shipping information.
    • For complete details, see our Shipping and Returns policies.

Ratings & Reviews

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2 reviews
Kathleen W.
18 days ago
from US, United States

Just perfect!

I wanted two runners in our kitchen with a more casual vibe and these rugs are perfect! Vibrant colors.

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Customer review from Annie Selke

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Remy
2 years ago

Perfect Rug

This rug is beautifully made and durable. It washes easily, maintaining its vibrant colors and shape. Thrilled with it!!!

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Customer review from Annie Selke