Make a statement in your living room with this Gray and White Boho Chic Area Rug which features eye-catching patterns and a timeless palette to spruce up any modern or bohemian space. The beautiful geometric detailings in white are raised over a trout gray backdrop to give texture to the piece for visual interest. Standing the test of fashion and function, this rug is made of 100% wool that is durable to last long for years and inherently insulating to regulate the temperature in warm and cold conditions. With a medium pile construction, this rug ensures a soft and sumptuous surface texture for a comfortable underfoot, making it an excellent pick for areas with low to moderate foot traffic indoors. The subtlety of the hues combined with creative design elements makes this area rug a stunning piece of decor to add a sense of calm and comfort to your home. 84” x 108” x 0.5”
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Once you place your order, please allow a 1-2 business day to process your orders. After that, it will take 1-8 business days for delivery in the United States, and 1-2 weeks for international orders (depending on location).
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