Streamlining the traditional detailings with a modern twist, this Blue and Cream Bordered Runner Rug features a symphony of soothing tones to make any space feel more calm and composed. With a medley of blues in the decorative diamond motifs over a cream-colored background, this rug accentuates a sense of serenity with a bohemian aura while the fret border adds s finishing touch to the piece. Ideal for high traffic areas indoors, this rug is hand-tufted with 100% virgin wool which is known for its insulating property, softness, and resilience to keep its shape and shine for years to come. The plush and luxurious surface texture is due to the medium loop-pile construction that layers the floor with warmth and comfort. Decorate your entryway, hallway, or office space with this lovely runner rug and watch the entire space come to life with grace and elegance. 27” x 81” x 0.5
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