nuLOOM 5x7 Moroccan Blythe Area Rug, Pink, Faded Bohemian Design, Stain Resistant, For Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room, Hallway, Office, Kitchen, Entryway

I bought this to protect my carpet from my office chair. I dislike the traditional plastic floor protectors, because any chair with wheels will slide around at the slightest movement. The plastic will discolor/yellow with time as well. I didn't want to spend more than $30 on something to solve a simple problem. I can protect my carpet, I don't slide around, and because I chose the grey color, it won't look dirty over time.This rug is big enough that I can put it underneath my 50"x30" desk and protect the carpet from the desk's weight as well. Because the rug is 6 ft long, I can back away from the desk with plenty of room to spare, and I don't get anywhere near the edges of the rug/don't get caught on them.It's definitely cheaply made, but that's a given. The texture is...kind of terrible and doesn't feel good to touch really. The rug itself is thin. I'm only using this to protect a section of carpet, and I'm happy with the result. A plastic floor protector this size would have costed twice as much. I also don't have to deal with the eyesore of a large sheet of plastic sitting on my floor.

Skip to the *** below for the product review itself. After UPS had this rug on the delivery truck and “out for delivery” one early morning at 4am, for some reason, either it sprouted legs and ran away of its own accord, or they decided not to bring it to me after all, but to send it wandering around California for a few days (it visited four cities...or was there fifth on the way out?...before it actually got out of the state and began to make its way back to my state).After the many delays, I got the tracking number and called UPS myself. The Amazon rep who I called first was great, and he did what he was empowered to do, even making a follow-up call to me days later on the newest expected delivery date, but they could’ve empowered him to do what I did instead, but he was as helpful as he could be...he was even the one to suggest where the confusion may have happened, (someone kept confusing the city name with being the recipient‘s name (even though my name was already there as the recipient name, no need to make 2 recipients out of a recipient AND a destination city, but they did, and I might add that my city name is not a human name, so there would be absolutely no reason to confuse it as being a human), which would be several someones who don’t know the difference between the line where you write the name of the recipient, and the line (which would be 2 lines down from the recipient’s name, after the line with the street name/number and the house number) with the city, state and ZIP Code, several someones that don’t know that in the United States, the East Coast ZIP Codes start with a 0, and they progressively go up to starting with a 9 as you move across the country, so there’s no way my ZIP Code could ever be in California, (they also don’t appear to know state abbreviations, either, which would also have made it obvious that California was not its destination) and it took at least 6 people to make that same mistake, one to choose not to deliver it after all, maybe also being the one to remove it from the delivery truck, one to choose to send it to California, four or five to keep passing it around California, that’s at least 6, until it was finally sent back out of California—only after my phone call to UPS.I say this to warn people that if you are choosing a delivery option for your own mailings, you may want to choose someone besides UPS, perhaps FedEx or even USPS priority mail, and insure it, it’s usually affordable to do that, maybe see if they train people in the basics of delivery addresses) and I give the Amazon rep 10 stars for maintaining a great sense of humor and a willingness to do whatever he could to assist me... It was his willingness to give it some critical thinking and even employ some deductive reasoning skills that prevented this rug from becoming lost entirely, doomed to wander California forever.I applaud his insight and his knowledge of regional issues and his NOT being a useless robot-minded human who is as unintelligent as “artificial intelligence”, (thusly named because all the “intelligence” is artificial and not actual) who just punches the proverbial clock and doesn’t care whether issues get resolved or not. He gets extra points for thinking and being a real and useful, helpful human. Pretty rare these days.So, I got the tracking number and called UPS, and told them to please capture and send my runaway/misdirected rug back to my state, and bring it all the way to my home, which is not in California. Naturally, after it arrived, being late-upon-late, one can easily see that I really wanted to like the rug. I wanted it to be worth waiting for. And yes, I realize this aspect has absolutely nothing to do with Amazon itself (other than the insight of a great customer service rep to help isolate AND resolve the issue AND perhaps even prevent future issues, that’s a man doing his job well), nor does this have anything to do with the seller, manufacturer, or the quality of this rug.It is only to demonstrate that I had every reason to really want to like this rug, and give it a good home.***Actual Review:This is your average durable, thin, indoor/outdoor style cheap...inexpensive...I’ll repeat, thin...rug, and if you just want to cover an area, and you just want it to be functional in covering the floor and being easy to clean, it will do that. If you want it to look like the picture, it won’t. The picture showed much more color, and some variation in tonal ranges of pink. This is a very washed-out pink, so washed-out that it’s hard to see the cream-colored pattern at all. There’s no tonal range that I can see, nothing but a monotone pale pink, which is the same intensity as the cream. If that’s what you’re going for, you’ll be very pleased, but if you wanted a pink you can see—with or without some tonal ranges, keep looking.

This is a great rug for people with animals. Super easy to clean and looks nice. Yes, it came wrapped incorrectly so it took a while to get the wrinkles out. But I don't have a particular problem with the edges curling for no reason. You can always use double sided tape if it is an issue for you. It is light weight, the print is a little faded, and it holds up to chairs and a dog. This is not a fluffy rug, it was never advertised as one so some reviews on here are incorrect. I really enjoy it and I have had it for some time

The rug is nice and fits in my space. It was very stiff when I got it, not very soft. I brushed it off which made it softer. It was on sale for $65 for a 5 x7 rug, so I am not mad. I do not think I would have bought it full price.

I have had this rug a few months and it has been washed more times than the dog laying on it. No frays, no bending at the edges and no fibers coming out after multiple washes!It’s a thin rug with a smooth bottom. Get a rubber mat if you don’t want to go on an unplanned magic carpet ride.I just bought a second one as a backup if this one ever gets ruined.

I love this rug with my dining room table just kind of difficult to keep clean, it is very noticeable whenever a stain or debri gets on it. You have to clean it right away

Rug color is great. But it was very stiff and slid around. I had to get rug tape to keep it in place. I was expecting it to have a rubber backing, but it didn’t.

The rug is very well made. It does arrive with a bit of memory from being rolled up, and took about 3-4 days to work itself completely flat. Also, if it’s going on a hardwood/laminate flooring surface, go ahead and purchase a non slip rug mat as it has no grip on the bottom and will be quite slippery.

First of all, I would like to say that this rug is sold on Amazon, Rugs.ca, and Wayfair. Each site lists it under a different style name which makes it hard to do a comparison. I had invested MANY hours rug hunting before I found it on all three sites and I'm so glad I did. At almost $500 on Rugs and $360 on Wayfair, this was a steal on Amazon for $220-something! And what I learned from my hours of shopping is that this is the case with many of these "fun" rugs.I know the review is for the product, but if you're like me, you may be looking at all the competitors so I'm sharing my Amazon experience (not factored into my rating because that's stupid).This shipped from far away, and took a little longer to actually get shipped (why do you do that Amazon???), so it took two weeks(of pure agony) to get here. Not acceptable in my mind, but obviously I accepted it so...What I like about amazon over the others is that the rug was packaged with FAR more care. It was rolled tightly but not too tightly. The ends were capped in cardboard. The plastic was thick enough to withstand abuse and although mine was a bit torn, the rug was fine thanks for the cardboard.What rugs.ca and wayfair do with the same size (8x10) is they roll it tightly on itself (no inner support cardboard) and then FOLD IT IN HALF and bag it very tightly (what?!?!?!).This rug fell flat with light waves instantly, and after a day they are mostly gone. This is a huge deal if you've never bought rugs online, you'll never truly appreciate this.The rug iself.Color - I got the pink. I love the color but it is not as pictured. The one online is more of a deeper coral pink, mine is more of a baby pink with blue undertones. Still love it. It's for two girls' playroom so it's perfect.Design - MUCH more pronounced in photos than to the naked eye. You could mistake this for a solid rug on first glance. Even in bright light.Softness - not really. It's almost a bit crunchy, but again, playroom floor. It's good on the feet they have no aversions to lying down on it. I think it will soften up with some vacuuming.Thickness - SUPER thin. Once the edges fully relax, there will be no issue opening and closing the door over it. It already isn't a real problem. I am waiting for my underpad to arrive.I have this on tile and there is little to no added cushioning by having the rug alone. I knew this going in, and that's what I wanted because of the door and I want my kids to be able to draw on the floor or play blocks and cars without stability issues.Durability - I have several similar rugs by nuloom. They are all holding up after 3+ years of dogs and kids. They're a cheap rug. They don't look or feel luxurious, but they keep looking like new for a long time. Because of the synthetic material, (knock on wood) anything we've spilled, comes right out. Withstands aggressive use of Zep pet stain remover as well as daily vacuuming and regular use of the bissell Pet Pro carpet cleaner. It does flatten with age but I've only noticed it on the highest traffic spots and a cleaning tends to perk it up quite a bit.Quality - quality control is a bit lax as per my last two photos. I don't care and wasn't expecting a fine hand loomed work of art... but just an FYI. The edges are not straight so it isn't a perfect rectangle. It's not perfectly 8x10. And the fibers around the perimeter are not full, almost like there are some holes. It doesn't look great but it's not noticeable when it's placed in the room. I'm sure this is just a defect in mine but not remotely worth thinking about returning... and amazon will probably just toss it in the trash :(Overall, I am pleased with this rug and the overall quality of Nuloom rugs in general. I would highly recommend. I wish there was a little more contrast so I could see the design better but I wouldn't pick another one if I had the choice.Biggest piece of advice, if you're looking elsewhere, come back and check here! Use broader search terms like "Moroccan" or "multicolor" "geometric" "8x10"... etc. if you can't find what you're looking for. it will not be called even remotely the same thing across sites.

Do not waste your money on this garbage quality rug! I purchased this in 8x10 on sale for about $180, and the fact that it regularly prices around $300+ is disgusting on part of the sellers and is seriously taking advantage of buyers when considering the quality of the rug. Don’t be fooled, this is a $50 rug.The quality is similar to cardboard with the backing. It can actually fold into hard peaks and wrinkle in the middle like a piece of paper. I had moved it to another room while painting and after finishing painting I discovered the rug is completely unusable now.It’s incredibly thin, and within less than one month of use in our living room, which sees heavy traffic (like most peoples living rooms), it was completely flattened and matted in any path areas. All I ever did to clean it was vacuum. Never needed to spot clean as there were no spills. Yet within 6 months of use, the backing started crumbling off the rug and left powder and crumbled residue all over my floor. Not great when you have a baby crawling around the house.I love the print on this rug, but it’s very common so I’ll be purchasing a higher quality version of this print elsewhere.Mine also arrived with several white, bleached out looking stains in the middle of the carpet. I really loved the pattern though and my coffee table mostly hid the stains so I decided to keep it and not go through the hassle of trying to return it, but that was obviously a mistake.Do NOT waste your money on this. Yes, it’s a beautiful print, but trust me you can buy it somewhere else and not be throwing it in the garbage less than a year later like I am now.I completely regret this purchase and it was NOT worth the $180 I paid, let alone the $300 or more they regularly charge.This company needs to be held accountable for the quality and pricing they’re using.

I have been hunting for a rug for a good few months and I knew this was the one, I probably would have passed it over had it not been for the reviews as it is so cheap but this rug is fantastic value for money, we sell rugs where I work and this would cost twice as much there...if you like it buy it, you won't regret it

I love the design of this rug. It is an off white but not yellow so doesnt look wierd against my grey carpet and sofa. The only thing is that it is a bit stiff and tends to shift about on the carpet underneath. I got sticky corners to hold it in place but they didnt actually stick to the underside of the rug so im looking for another solution. I still really like it though. I think in a couple of years i might spend a little more on a better quality rug but its good for now and my budget at the time.

Soft and pleasant underfoot. I made sure to get the right size. However, the main colour is definitely not white or even a pale grey as pictured... it's more of an extremely pale, creamish taupe. If you saw someone wearing this colour, you'd never call it grey or white. Not the look I was going for....