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Safavieh Patina Sinese 2 x 8 Taupe/Blue Indoor Abstract Vintage Runner Rug

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Safavieh Patina Sinese 2 x 8 Taupe/Blue Indoor Abstract Vintage Runner RugPatina Sinese 2'2" x 8' Vintage Runner Rug, Taupe Blue Power loomed in Turkey, this Safavieh Patina Sinese runner delivers a vintage, needlepoint look in an easy care polypropylene flat weave. The taupe and blue abstract pattern adds warmth and sophistication to hallways and entryways while standing up to everyday traffic. Key Features: Durable Construction: Power loomed polypropylene pile resists everyday wear in high traffic areas Low, Flat Weave:

Patina Sinese 2'2" x 8' Vintage Runner Rug, Taupe/Blue

Power-loomed in Turkey, this Safavieh Patina Sinese runner delivers a vintage, needlepoint look in an easy-care polypropylene flat weave. The taupe and blue abstract pattern adds warmth and sophistication to hallways and entryways while standing up to everyday traffic.

Key Features:

  • Durable Construction: Power-loomed polypropylene pile resists everyday wear in high-traffic areas
  • Low, Flat Weave: Zero/low-pile surface for a smooth feel and easy vacuuming under doors
  • Vintage Aesthetic: Taupe/blue abstract motif delivers a timeworn, transitional look
  • Sized for Hallways: Full dimensions 2-ft-2-in W x 8-ft L for runners and entryways
  • Easy Care: Vacuum regularly; spot clean with mild detergent—rug pad recommended

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Name Patina Sinese
Color/Finish Family Gray
Manufacturer Color/Finish Taupe/Blue
Type Runner rug
Actual Length (Feet) 8
Actual Width (Feet) 2.2
Common Measurement (W x L) 2 x 8
Pile Height (Inches) 0.25
Popular Sizes 7-9-ft runner
Weight (lbs.) 6
Care Instructions Vacuum regularly; spot clean with mild detergent; professionally dry clean as needed
Commercial/Residential Residential
Construction Machine-made, power-loomed
Material Polypropylene pile
Technique Loomed / Flat weave
Pattern Abstract vintage
Shape Rectangular
Style Transitional
Trend Vintage
Use Location Indoor
Fringed No
Reversible No
Non-Slip Grip No
For Use in Bedrooms Yes
For Use in Dining Rooms Yes
For Use in Entryways Yes
For Use in Kitchens Yes
For Use in Living Rooms Yes
For Use in Kid's Rooms No
For Use in Nurseries Yes
For Use on Patios No
For Use on Stairwells No
Fade Resistant No
Flame Retardant No
Heat Resistant No
Made from Recycled Material No
Textile Information Imported; Made in Turkey
UV Protection No
Waterproof No
Package Quantity 1

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What are the exact dimensions?
A: 2-ft-2-in wide by 8-ft long with approximately 0.25-in pile height.

Q: What is the rug made of?
A: 100% polypropylene pile, power-loomed.

Q: Is a rug pad necessary?
A: A rug pad is recommended to prevent slipping and extend rug life.

Q: Can this be used outdoors?
A: No. This rug is designed for indoor use only.

Q: How do I clean it?
A: Vacuum regularly and spot clean with mild detergent; professional dry cleaning as needed.

Whispered Patina, Effortless Poise

This runner drapes the floor in a hushed taupe ground kissed with flecks of blue, like time-softened frescoes brought to life. Its zero-pile weave feels tailored and refined, creating a sleek silhouette that glides beneath doors and furnishings. Float it down a sunlit hallway with pale linen upholstery and matte brass accents for a quietly sumptuous moment. Consider it a staple—luxury made livable.

Elevate your hallway with vintage elegance—add the Patina Sinese runner to your cart today.

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