I like the way the pattern moves across the floor. It gave the space a center it was missing. The sandy tones feel warm and neutral and the abstract shapes keep it interesting without being loud. Really pleased with how it turned out.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 29 reviews.
I have looked at a lot of options and this one stood out. The abstract layout means there is no wrong direction for it, the sandy tones feel warm and neutral, it works for the covered porch as well as inside. The detail is nicer up close.
Sofia V. 5/5 Verified
I worried it would clash with everything, but once it was down the whole room feels more inviting. It gives the front door area a proper landing spot.
Lila I. 5/5 Verified
I almost went with a neutral instead. In the end it made a plain space feel considered. The worn effect makes it feel collected rather than bought, the rust tones make the room feel warm, the watercolor fade gives it a lot of depth.
Mackenzie P. 5/5 Verified
I thought the contrast would be too strong for my space. Turns out it filled the gap I could not name before. The entryway looks intentional now instead of bare, the rust is earthy rather than orange. It fits the room better than I hoped.
Harrison G. 5/5 Verified
I think the tones do a lot of quiet work in here. It gave the space a center it was missing. The indoor outdoor option gave me more places to use it, the sandy tones feel warm and neutral. Everyone who comes over notices it.
Judith G. 5/5 Verified
I did not expect a rug to change the feel of a space this much. Everything in there works better now. The entryway looks intentional now instead of bare.
Juniper P. 5/5 Verified
I have gotten more comments on this than anything else in the room. The space feels calmer with it down. The washed watercolor effect is subtle in person and the watercolor fade gives it a lot of depth.
Isaiah F. 5/5 Verified
I was not sold on the color combination at first, but once it was down the room stopped feeling like a rental. The blended watercolor tones shift a little in different light, the rust is earthy rather than orange. It photographs well too.
Celeste W. 5/5 Verified
I have been looking for something in these tones for months. The distressed finish keeps it from looking brand new and stiff and the terracotta warms the whole space up. This ended up in the living room. The detail is nicer up close.
Patrick H. 5/5 Verified
I worried it would be one of those things that looks off in person, and honestly everything sits better with this underneath. The abstract detail keeps the eye moving and the rust tones make the room feel warm.
Juniper G. 5/5 Verified
I had my doubts about how the pattern would scale in a smaller room. Turns out it made the space feel lived in. The indoor outdoor option gave me more places to use it. Looks good from every angle in the room.
Joyce D. 5/5 Verified
I was after something that felt finished and this is it. The sandy tones feel warm and neutral, the watercolor fade gives it a lot of depth, it gives the front door area a proper landing spot.
Mackenzie M. 5/5 Verified
I read way too many opinions before finally deciding, but the room went from plain to interesting. It gives the front door area a proper landing spot and the sandy tones feel warm and neutral. I moved it into the family room and it fits.
Rosa H. 5/5 Verified
I was after something that felt finished and this is it. It made the room look like i planned it. The modern design keeps the room feeling current, it works for the covered porch as well as inside, the rust tones make the room feel warm.
Thea L. 5/5 Verified
I have gotten more comments on this than anything else in the room. It fits the entry perfectly and makes the doorway feel welcoming, the rust is earthy rather than orange. I have it in the den and it works.
Juliana C. 5/5 Verified
I have been looking for something in these tones for months. Everything sits better with this underneath. The terracotta warms the whole space up. This ended up in the guest room.
Donovan E. 5/5 Verified
I found the colors easier to work with than I planned for. The room feels softer overall. The entryway looks intentional now instead of bare, knowing it is washable makes me a lot less careful about it, the rust is earthy rather than orange.
Mia H. 5/5 Verified
I have looked at a lot of options and this one stood out. Being washable takes the stress out of a high traffic spot and the terracotta warms the whole space up.
Zoey A. 5/5 Verified
I expected the edges to look awkward somehow, but once it was down it made a plain space feel considered. The terracotta warms the whole space up and the entryway looks intentional now instead of bare. Worth the wait.
Dana M. 5/5 Verified
I kept second guessing the shade. Either way the whole area feels more comfortable. The rust tones make the room feel warm, the abstract design gives the floor some movement, the washed watercolor effect is subtle in person.
Jacqueline T. 5/5 Verified
I was doubtful the colors would stay true under my lighting. In the end everything sits better with this underneath. It gives the front door area a proper landing spot, the abstract layout means there is no wrong direction for it, the rust tones make the room feel warm.
Christine M. 5/5 Verified
I like how the edges frame the space. The furniture actually looks like it belongs together. The watercolor fade gives it a lot of depth, the terracotta warms the whole space up. It fits the room better than I hoped.
Megan M. 5/5 Verified
I questioned whether the design was too much for a small space. In the end everything reads more polished now. The entryway looks intentional now instead of bare, the blended watercolor tones shift a little in different light, the rust is earthy rather than orange.
Olive H. 5/5 Verified
I think the tones do a lot of quiet work in here. The distressed finish keeps it from looking brand new and stiff.
Lola S. 5/5 Verified
I had my doubts about how the pattern would scale in a smaller room. In the end it made the room feel put together without much effort.
Alicia S. 5/5 Verified
I was not sure it would feel good to walk on, and honestly the room went from plain to interesting. It gives the front door area a proper landing spot, the sandy tones feel warm and neutral, the abstract shapes keep it interesting without being loud.
Meadow H. 5/5 Verified
I did not expect much given how it photographed. In the end it made the room look like I planned it. The washable feature matters more than I thought it would, the rust is earthy rather than orange.
Stephanie D. 5/5 Verified
I honestly expected the colors to look washed out in person, and honestly the room feels softer overall. Knowing it is washable makes me a lot less careful about it and the terracotta warms the whole space up. It went in the reading corner and settled right in.
Blake D. 5/5 Verified