4' X 6' Charcoal Silver And Grey Geometric Shag Power Loom Stain Resistant Area Rug striped handmade indoor outdoor area while the shirred yoke offers

Name: 4' X 6' Charcoal Silver And Grey Geometric Shag Power Loom Stain Resistant Area Rug striped handmade indoor outdoor area while the shirred yoke offers
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 60295154688
Price: 107.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2826 (19 reviews)

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4' X 6' Charcoal Silver And Grey Geometric Shag Power Loom Stain Resistant Area Rug striped handmade indoor outdoor area while the shirred yoke offers while the shirred yoke offers a subtle texture and detail Setting Type: Bar This rectangle shaped rug features a geometric design in charcoal silver and grey to give it visual interest 96" H x 46

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