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Colorful Bartletts - 72-077
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Jack Nicklaus - Emeralda Blue
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Style - Contemporary (3)
Contemporary
These rugs are usually non-traditional patterns that range from tailored geometrics to free form asymmetrical designs. Many feature stripes, squares or simple border designs. - Novelty (2)
Novelty
These rugs are considered artwork for the floor. They are a great way to highlight hobbies, interests and lifestyles. Perfect for children or adults to revitalize, update or improve a room in their home. Many are considered to be accent rugs however; you can find them in larger sizes as well. - Traditional (1)
Traditional
Traditional rugs are modern day representations of the long established patterns in the Oriental, Persian and classic European designs. Traditional designs vary; they can be geometric patterns, pictorials illustrating elements from nature or life in general, floral patterns or even more contemporary, using colors that reflect modern day fashions. - Transitional (3)
Transitional
Many transitional designs are a mixture of contemporary and traditional patterns. They are very popular due to their casual nature. Today’s popular botanicals and floral designs are part of this category. Transitional designs work well with every type of interior design. Construction - Hand Made (6)
Hand Made
Constructed by hand, this category can include hand-knotted, hand-tufted, hand-hooked, needlepoint and hand-woven. - Machine Made (3)
Machine Made
A rug constructed on an electrically powered machine. Fiber - Nylon (4)
Nylon
A popular synthetic fiber choice for carpets and rugs. Nylon has excellent performance characteristics including superior wear resistance as well as being easy to clean. Due to its dye capabilities, nylon can make synthetic rugs look like true heirlooms. - Wool (5)
Wool
Natural fiber that has been used for centuries in rug making. Usually soft and luxurious, wool is available in many colors. Wool has been used in the finest rugs for centuries.
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