nuLOOM 8x10 Moroccan Blythe Area Rug, Grey, Faded Bohemian Design, Stain Resistant, For Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room, Hallway, Office, Kitchen, Entryway

The rug arrived rolled and when I laid it out there were some ripples/bumps but I put heavy books on it for a few hours and now it’s good to go. It’s on the thinner side, but for the price it’s a great deal. Cat approved and somewhat obsessed :)

Great looking rug, seems to be high quality so far

love it good quality not stitched it’s printed but still looks good

Great carpet. It is a thin carpet but not so thin that it gets sucked up into the vacuum cleaner like a lot of thin carpets tend to do. It was packaged perfectly. It had started to rain when it was delivered, the box got a little wet but when I opened it the carpet was wrapped in plastic even on the ends and it was perfectly dry

Let me tell you, this nuLOOM Moroccan Blythe Area Rug is a real piece of work. If you're in the market for a rug that will make you question your taste in interior design, this is the one for you.First of all, let's talk about the size. The 5' x 7'5" dimensions are a bit of a head-scratcher. Who decided that was a good size for a rug? It's too big to fit in a small space, but too small to really make a statement in a larger room. I guess if you have an oddly shaped room that's 5' x 7'5", this rug would be perfect. But for the rest of us, it's just an awkward size.Now let's move on to the design. The Moroccan Blythe pattern is actually quite nice. It's got that trendy boho-chic vibe that everyone seems to be into these days. But the black color? What were they thinking? It's like they took a beautiful design and decided to make it as boring as possible. The black just sucks all the life out of the room.And let's talk about the quality. I've only had this rug for a few months and it's already falling apart. The edges are fraying and the fibers are starting to come loose. I don't know if I just got a defective rug or if this is the norm for nuLOOM rugs, but either way, it's not great.So overall, I'm giving this rug a solid one star. It's an awkward size, a boring color, and the quality is subpar. But hey, at least it's making me laugh every time I look at it. So if you're in the market for a rug that will make you chuckle, go ahead and buy the nuLOOM Moroccan Blythe Area Rug. Just don't expect it to last very long.The best area rug parameters will depend on your specific needs and preferences, but here are some factors to consider:1. Size: The size of your rug will depend on the size of the room and the placement of furniture. You want to make sure the rug is large enough to fit under all of the furniture in the room, or at least the front legs of larger pieces.2. Material: There are many different materials to choose from, including wool, cotton, jute, silk, and synthetic blends. Consider the durability, texture, and maintenance requirements of each material before making a decision.3. Color and pattern: The color and pattern of your rug should complement the rest of the room's decor. Neutral colors and simple patterns work well in minimalist spaces, while bold colors and intricate patterns can add interest to more eclectic rooms.4. Pile height: The pile height refers to the length of the fibers in the rug. A shorter pile is easier to clean and maintain, while a longer pile can feel more plush and luxurious.5. Shape: Most area rugs come in rectangular shapes, but you can also find round, square, and oval options. Consider the shape of your room and furniture when choosing a rug shape.6. Price: Area rugs can vary widely in price, so consider your budget when making a decision. Keep in mind that a higher price tag often means higher quality and durability.

I bought this rug a few years ago (from a different site) and it needs cleaning, so I decided to buy another to use while mine is being cleaned. This rug is much thinner and not as well made as the first version. The tags on the back have nearly identical information, same product # etc. It had a lot of wrinkles but was small enough to lay under a heavy oriental rug for a few days to flatten it. When I removed it, it looked pretty good except for one edge. It slides around on my wood floor much worse than the original so I anchored the corners with some double-sided carpet tape. For a temporary replacement until my nicer one is cleaned, it will do.

I got this product back I'm July for Prime Day. This is a blatantly white rug. I have a three-year-old. I have a husband. He hikes as a hobby. I suck at enforcing no shoes in the house. I forget. My best friend has a two-year-old. They are at my house twice a week, minimum. This is the first time I've shampooing the whole thing in the entire time I've owned it. I forget to vacuum frequently. It's probably been vacuumed five to seven times. The pictures are after I've only shampooed half the rug. There's barely a difference, here. You can definitely see some spots in the highest trafficked areas, but this rugs cleaning has been largely neglected for three and a half months. We eat on the couch. My daughter's bright green kinetic sand is in the living room. My husband's Navy boots walk across that rug.I don't know what kind of enchantment they put on this rug, but this does not look like three months of cleaning-neglected white rug. My husband spilled black COFFEE on this rug. He shampooed it up immediately, and I couldn't even tell you where it happened. I wasn't home.If this company went into children's clothing, bedsheets, couches, I would literally not shop anywhere else for fabric of any kind. If they made skincare they'd put the tattoo industry out of business. Every tattoo would be temporary. I knew I was taking a risk getting this rug, hence the Prime Day purchase. Everyone thought I was absolutely stupid getting this rug. I thought I was pretty stupid going for it.I have NO REGRETS. And, assuming I remember in a year, I will update. But, as it stands, almost a quarter of a year and minimal cleaning later, I reiterate. No. Regrets.