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Rugs.com Launches First Printed Rug Collection

The online retailer introduces its first printed rug collection comprised of traditional floral and tribal motifs.

1/26/2021
printed tribal and classic floral area rugs
Rugs.com debuts its first printed collection of area rugs called Revival.

FORT MILL, S.C. -- Traditional style is reborn with Rugs.com’s first line of printed rugs. The all-new Revival collection combines traditional floral and tribal designs with bold contemporary colors ranging from dark navy blues to bright pinks.

The Revival rugs are digitally printed with high-quality dyes on a super low one-fifth inch in a soft chenille pile. This is layered with a PVC dot backing for thickness and texture. Rugs.com Marketing Director Samantha Hodges says, “These rugs are an absolute no-brainer choice if you love the look of a hand-knotted rug but would rather have less upkeep and a lower price tag.”

The collection looks to the past while still being undeniably modern, relaxed, and durable. A pleasant abrash gives the rugs a distressed, lived-with look that is perfect for casual and vintage decorating styles. The low, polypropylene pile is soft, easy to clean, and extremely versatile.
Perfect for medium to high traffic areas like living rooms, dining rooms, and entryways, the Revival collection includes 18 rug designs in a variety of sizes starting at 2’x3’ and ranging in price from $39 - $398. The line also offers an array of shapes including square, rectangle, round, oval, and octagon.

About Rugs.com

Rugs.com is a one-stop online rug shop with indoor and outdoor rugs that range from tribal, mid-century, vintage, and one-of-a-kind to traditional, Moroccan, modern, natural, braided, and more. Rugs.com’s goal is to make shopping for a rug online easy with the lowest possible prices, free shipping every day, and 30-day free returns.
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