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Non-Slip
Antibacterial & Antiallergenic
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Vaughn brings soft teal, warm beige and cool slate together in a gentle watercolor blur. The colors fade in and out like paint on wet paper, so the design feels calm and easy to live with.
Product details
It warms up a living room, settles a bedroom and gives a hallway a quiet lift. The shades are neutral enough to sit beside wood, leather, linen or plants without fighting them.
The pattern is printed with a high-quality digital process, so the colors stay rich and every soft edge looks sharp and clear The same rug works indoors and outdoors.
Put it under the coffee table, run it down the hall, or take it out to the porch or balcony for morning coffee. One design, many places in your home.
Life with it is simple It is machine washable and easy to clean, so spills and muddy paws are not a problem.
It does not shed or fuzz, and it leaves no dust or loose fibers on your floor. The surface is soft under bare feet, the non-slip backing helps it stay put, and the 6mm low pile slides under doors with room to spare. The overlocked edge keeps the whole rug neat, and it holds up well with kids and pets around.
Care
Small rugs If it fits in your washing machine, wash it there. Use cold water and a gentle cycle. Do not use bleach. Lay it flat to dry.
Big rugs A big rug will not fit in a machine. Vacuum it often. Wipe spills with a damp cloth, then blot it dry. Do not rub.
Shipping and returns
Orders arrive within 5 days by DHL Express or FedEx.
Return it within 30 days for a full refund. We pay the return shipping.
Wipes clean in seconds and scrunches small for the wash.
Soft but Durable
Our most versatile rug made for everyday living.
Designs You Will Not Find Anywhere Else
Every Rugzella design is drawn by us and exists nowhere else. We don't license artwork or resell others' patterns. This means the rug you choose is unique to you.
Safe for Pets and Children
All our rugs are antibacterial and antiallergenic. They are safe for homes with pets and kids. Ours is tested by us and the machine-woven range is confirmed by the mill that makes it.
Yes, It's Really Washable
Roll it out, and you're ready to go! This rug scrunches small and cleans easily. No complicated assembly needed.
Scrunch
Roll it up small. It folds down to almost nothing.
Wash
Into the machine on a cold, gentle cycle. No bleach.
Unroll
Lay it flat to dry, then put it back down.
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Antiallergenic certified
Non-slip backing
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Antibacterial certified
Antiallergenic certified
Non-slip backing
See it before you buy
Custom Size
Express Shipping
30-day free returns
30days
If you don't like it in 30 days we'll refund you every penny no questions asked
We pay the shipping and it's fine if you've used it
I like that it does not feel like everyone else's rug. The space feels calmer with it down. The teal reads deeper in person, it works for the covered porch as well as inside.
I questioned whether the design was too much for a small space. Turns out it made the room feel put together without much effort. The slate tone is a nice middle gray and the worn effect makes it feel collected rather than bought.
I hesitated because I could not tell how dark it really was, but once it was down the corner feels cozy instead of empty. The distressed finish keeps it from looking brand new and stiff and the slate tone is a nice middle gray. The colors held up in daylight.
I appreciate that the design does not feel generic. The modern styling suits the rest of my furniture, it works for the covered porch as well as inside, the beige slots into the room without any fuss.
I noticed right away how much warmer the room feels. The modern design keeps the room feeling current, the slate tone is a nice middle gray, the loose abstract pattern works with almost everything.
I think the proportions work really well in my space. It was the finishing touch the room needed. The cool teal tones are easy to live with, it works for the covered porch as well as inside, the abstract detail keeps the eye moving. It photographs well too.
I picked this to warm up a cold looking corner. Everything sits better with this underneath. The clean modern look does not compete with anything, the beige slots into the room without any fuss, the washable part is what sold me with a dog in the house.
I assumed something would be off once it was down, though the room has a lot more depth to it. The slate tone is a nice middle gray. Looks good from every angle in the room.
I was unsure it would hold up as a main piece. In the end the seating area feels defined now. The beige slots into the room without any fuss, the distressed finish keeps it from looking brand new and stiff. It made the whole room click.
I keep catching myself looking at the detail in it. It works for the covered porch as well as inside, the slate tone is a nice middle gray. Colors are true to the listing.
I am glad I went with the busier option. Everything reads more polished now. The washable feature matters more than I thought it would. It is in my dining room now.
I hesitated because I could not tell how dark it really was, though everything looks a lot more pulled together now. The beige slots into the room without any fuss, the worn effect makes it feel collected rather than bought. I have it in the bedroom and it works.
I was unsure about committing to something with this much going on, but the furniture actually looks like it belongs together. The abstract design gives the floor some movement, being washable takes the stress out of a high traffic spot. Would pick this again.
I expected to be a little let down, honestly, but it made a plain space feel considered. The teal reads deeper in person, the indoor outdoor option gave me more places to use it. The pattern is even all the way across.
I was doubtful the colors would stay true under my lighting. Either way the floor no longer looks like an afterthought. The abstract layout means there is no wrong direction for it, the teal is calming without being cold. Worth the wait.
I questioned whether the design was too much for a small space, though the layout makes sense now. The worn effect makes it feel collected rather than bought. Looks the same as it did on screen.
I picked this for the color and stayed for the pattern. It gave the floor something worth looking at. The abstract design gives the floor some movement, it works for the covered porch as well as inside. This ended up in the living room.
I like that it does not feel like everyone else's rug. It gave the space a center it was missing. The beige slots into the room without any fuss, the modern styling suits the rest of my furniture. I have it in the hallway and it works.
I needed something with more personality than a solid. The space feels calmer with it down. The slate tone is a nice middle gray, the indoor outdoor option gave me more places to use it.
I was worried about it looking cheap in daylight. Turns out the room finally feels finished. The washable feature matters more than I thought it would, the teal reads deeper in person. It went in the hallway and settled right in. Feels good to walk on.
I thought the contrast would be too strong for my space, but it was the finishing touch the room needed. The beige slots into the room without any fuss, the abstract shapes keep it interesting without being loud. It is in my den now. Simple change, big difference.
I expected the design to look flatter than the pictures. Either way the layout makes sense now. The abstract layout means there is no wrong direction for it and the slate tone is a nice middle gray. This ended up in the family room.
I wanted something that would not feel dated in a year. The beige slots into the room without any fuss, the watercolor fade gives it a lot of depth. It is in my entryway now.
I went in expecting to be underwhelmed. Turns out it made the room feel put together without much effort. The cool teal tones are easy to live with, the abstract detail keeps the eye moving.
I set it down and the seating finally has a boundary. It gave the floor something worth looking at. The cool teal tones are easy to live with. It fits the room better than I hoped.
I thought the detail would get lost once it was on the floor. Either way the room feels like somewhere I want to sit. The abstract detail keeps the eye moving and the beige slots into the room without any fuss. It handles daily traffic fine.
I was worried about it looking cheap in daylight. Either way it made the space feel lived in. The slate tone is a nice middle gray, the watercolor blending looks soft rather than printed, the washable part is what sold me with a dog in the house.
I finally found something that works with what I already had. It made the room feel put together without much effort. The washable feature matters more than I thought it would. Feels good to walk on.
I wanted something soft underfoot in that spot. The whole area feels more comfortable. The teal reads deeper in person. I have it in the hallway and it works. Room feels different in a good way.
I honestly expected the colors to look washed out in person. Either way it took the space from fine to actually nice. It works for the covered porch as well as inside and the cool teal tones are easy to live with.
I have it in a spot that gets a lot of afternoon light. It quietly upgraded the entire space. The abstract design gives the floor some movement, the teal is calming without being cold. I have it in the family room and it works.
I worried it would be one of those things that looks off in person, and honestly the space feels calmer with it down. The cool teal tones are easy to live with. It fits the room better than I hoped.
I did not think it would match the vibe I was going for. In the end the room finally feels finished. The blended watercolor tones shift a little in different light, the washed watercolor effect is subtle in person. It photographs well too.
I was nervous it would feel thin or cheap, but the room feels more complete than it has in years. It works for the covered porch as well as inside, the slate tone is a nice middle gray. This ended up in the den. The colors held up in daylight.
I have a lot of neutrals going on and this gave them a center. The modern styling suits the rest of my furniture, the faded distressing gives it a broken in look, the slate tone is a nice middle gray. It went in the den and settled right in.
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