Ancient Boundaries Shore SHO-838 Blue Tones/Zinc Area Rug Size:5' 9'' X 8' 9'' Rectangle this rug has a medium Size:18'' X 18'' w/ Poly Fill Square

Name: Ancient Boundaries Shore SHO-838 Blue Tones/Zinc Area Rug Size:5' 9'' X 8' 9'' Rectangle this rug has a medium Size:18'' X 18'' w/ Poly Fill Square
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 16295726632
Price: 170.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2223 (9 reviews)

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Ancient Boundaries Shore SHO 838 Blue Tones Zinc Area Rug Size:5' 9'' X 8' 9'' Rectangle this rug has a medium Size:18'' X 18'' w Poly Fill Square this rug has a medium pile height for an added layer of softness underfoot the LIVABLISS Perception Rug collection is irresistible this elegant collection of 'erased' vintage traditional and transitional designs replicates the look and feel of fine hand knotted styles Always appropriate

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