Tapis bleu transitionnel persan Emir

Great entry way rug. Low (no) pile, very flat and easy to vacuum. If you are looking for something plush you will be disappointed. No slip backing keeps it in place.

This rug is beautiful! It reminds me of the olive and charcoal loloi rug but much more affordable. Like someone else mentioned, it’s more of a mat. No pile, rubber backing, extremely thin but thats what I wanted in a high traffic area with small children. I’ve only had it for a few days and the wrinkles are almost gone. It is water/spill resistant. My children have put that to the test. Hides crumbs and dirt so we’ll and my vacuum robot picks everything up so easily due to its low pile. It’s perfect for my needs! The first picture I took was in natural daylight and the rest artificial lighting

Exactly as we had hoped for, rustic look and AMAZING with pets! Stays put on the floor, running dogs don't budge it. So easy to clean, shows no dog hair, either! Wish I had found it sooner!

I love our new rug, although it is really more of a mat. It is very thin (not even close to plush) with a dense weave that seems water resistant, and it has a rubber backing. Oh, and it is washable too, of course, so it’s the perfect choice for our entry way! I absolutely love the (printed) pattern and colours in this rug. They are a blend of neutrals hues in beiges, browns and greys, ranging from a pale sandy colour to a charcoal grey so dark its almost black. Not only do the colours complement our decor beautifully, but they don’t easily show dirt either. Because of its low profile this rug doesn’t ever interfere with our door opening and closing, and the non-skid backing ensures it doesn’t slide on our floors either, so no need for a rug gripper! Cleaning it is a breeze! Obviously a vacuum works on it, but I have a carpet sweeper that is super convenient that works really well too, and I have even successfully used a broom on it. Because the rug doesn’t have any nap per se the broom doesn’t have anything to catch on. I have only had it for a few days so it hasn’t been washed yet. I think as long as the weather permits, when it does need washing I will just take it outside and hose it off. That seems easier than getting it into my machine for now. Bottom line? I couldn’t be happier with this rug, which again, is really more a mat. I think it looks great and perhaps more importantly it seems very durable and is easy to clean.