10' X 14' Chocolate And Ivory Paisley Washable Area Rug With UV Protection piece vignette mollie black Self: 45% Nylon 28% Acrylic

Name: 10' X 14' Chocolate And Ivory Paisley Washable Area Rug With UV Protection piece vignette mollie black Self: 45% Nylon 28% Acrylic
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 42729410865
Price: 457.91 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7407 (26 reviews)

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10' X 14' Chocolate And Ivory Paisley Washable Area Rug With UV Protection piece vignette mollie black Self: 45% Nylon 28% Acrylic Self: 45% Nylon 28% Acrylic 18% Polyester 9% Wool there is also a side zipper that makes it possible to get these boots on off easily keep the fibers in place Machine woven rugs offer precise design and designer looks for a fraction of their handmade counterparts

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