Arizona ARZ901M Blue / Grey Area Rug
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An open grid of pixelated mosaic blocks gives this machine-washable rug a relaxed, contemporary rhythm. Cool slate and denim blues blend in a quiet, tonal wash across a grey base. Machine-Washable Construction: Machine-washable for easy care. Low Flat Profile: The 1/8-inch pile provides a smooth, unencumbered surface underfoot. Keeps everyday traffic smooth and prevents dirt from embedding deep into the surface. Modern Abstract Pattern: Fragmented geometric tiles form a weathered, crosshatched field that behaves like a textured solid. The broken grid layout brings subtle architectural movement without overwhelming surrounding decor. Blue and Grey Palette: A slate blue ground carries layered blocks of washed denim and slate blue tones. The active tonal variation conceals daily tracking and brightens dim walkways. Room Fit: A practical choice for active mudrooms, galley kitchens, dining spaces, and busy entry corridors.
Specifications
SKU: SAF-ARZ901M-28
Vendor: Safavieh Rugs
Dimensions: 2'-6" W X 8' L Runner
Material: Polyester Pile
Category: Abstract, Machine Washable, Modern, New Arrivals, Vintage
Origin: China
Color Family: Blue, Gray
Detailed Colors: Blue / Grey
Pile Height: approx. 0.12 in
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Delivery: Usually ships in 5-10 business days
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