Cerelia Moroccan Trellis 9X12 Indoor & Area Rug in Gray
This is a 9 by 12 foot area rug in a Moroccan trellis pattern, in gray and beige. It is made for indoor and outdoor use, so it can go under a patio dining set, along a covered porch or in a living room.
Nine by twelve is a room sized rug. It sits under a full dining set with the chairs still on it when they are pulled out, or under a sofa and two chairs without the furniture floating off the edges. The trellis pattern is geometric enough to read as texture from across the room rather than as a print competing with everything else.
Because it is rated for outdoor use, it sheds water rather than holding it, and it resists mildew and staining. It cleans with a hose or a damp cloth, and gray and beige sit comfortably against wood, stone and composite surfaces.
Meet Cerelia Moroccan Trellis 9X12 Indoor & Area Rug in Gray
A nine by twelve foot rug in a Moroccan trellis pattern, rated for outdoor use so it can live under a patio dining set and still look right indoors. Gray and beige sit quietly against wood, stone and composite.
Nine by twelve feet covers a full dining set with the chairs still on it when they are pulled out. Indoors it sits under a sofa and two chairs without the furniture floating off the edges. It defines the space rather than sitting like a mat in the middle of it.
The Moroccan trellis is geometric enough to read as texture from across the room instead of competing with everything else in it. Gray and beige sit quietly against wood, stone and composite surfaces. That is what lets one rug work on a covered porch and in a living room.
Because it is rated for outdoor use it sheds water rather than holding it, and it resists mildew and staining rather than hiding them. Trapped damp is what breaks most rugs down outside, so give it a spot where air can move around it. A hose or a damp cloth is all the cleaning it asks for.
This is a 9 by 12 foot area rug in a Moroccan trellis pattern, in gray and beige. It is made for indoor and outdoor use, so it can go under a patio dining set, along a covered porch or in a living room.
Nine by twelve is a room sized rug. It sits under a full dining set with the chairs still on it when they are pulled out, or under a sofa and two chairs without the furniture floating off the edges. The trellis pattern is geometric enough to read as texture from across the room rather than as a print competing with everything else.
Because it is rated for outdoor use, it sheds water rather than holding it, and it resists mildew and staining. It cleans with a hose or a damp cloth, and gray and beige sit comfortably against wood, stone and composite surfaces.
Sweep or shake off leaves and grit before rinsing so nothing gets ground into the surface. Clean it with a hose or a damp cloth, deal with spills while they are fresh, and let it dry flat before furniture goes back on top. Store it rolled rather than folded once it is completely dry, somewhere cool and ventilated.
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Nine by twelve is a room sized rug, so it takes a full dining set with the chairs still on it when they are pulled out. Indoors it sits under a sofa and two chairs without the furniture floating off the edges. Outside it works under a patio dining set or along a covered porch.
Yes, it is rated for both, which is why it can move from a covered porch to a living room without looking out of place. The trellis pattern reads as texture from across the room rather than as a print competing with everything else. Gray and beige sit comfortably against wood, stone and composite surfaces.
At roughly 9 by 12 feet it is sized to fill a defined area without overwhelming the yard around it.
It is rated for outdoor use, so it sheds water rather than holding it, and it resists mildew and staining rather than just hiding them. That is what decides whether a rug lasts outside, because trapped damp is what breaks most of them down. Give it a spot where air can move around it and it will keep its look through the season.
A hose or a damp cloth is all it asks for. Sweep or shake off leaves and grit first so you are not grinding them into the surface, then rinse it and let it dry flat before anything goes back on top. Deal with spills while they are fresh rather than letting them sit.
Choose a flat area where water runs away rather than a low spot where it collects. Leave a border of decking or paving showing around the edges so the rug looks placed rather than wall to wall. Keep it clear of the drip line off a roof if you can, since a strip that is repeatedly soaked will look different from the rest.
Anything left in full sun all season softens in tone over time. Turning the rug end for end every few weeks spreads that exposure so one edge does not lighten ahead of the rest. Under a covered porch or a shade sail it sees far less of it.
It sheds water rather than soaking it up, so a shower is not a problem. After heavy rain lift a corner or two so the surface underneath dries out instead of staying wet beneath the rug. Move furniture off it while it dries so the feet do not leave marks.
Get it completely dry first, then roll it rather than folding it so the pattern does not set into creases. Keep it somewhere cool and ventilated such as a garage shelf or a deck box, not sealed in a bag while damp. Give it a shake and a rinse before it goes back down in spring.
It works well for both, since there is nothing rigid or sharp about it and it takes bare feet and paws happily. Claws will pick at any woven surface over time, so expect some wear where a dog likes to settle. Spills and muddy prints hose straight off, which is the main reason an outdoor rug suits a family patio.
Long lasting and built for the outdoors
Pieces that still look right in ten years
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