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ED Charcoal - Area Rug

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$5360 $8000 In stock

Category: Plastic Rugs

ED draws on the classic check pattern, building it from three distinct tones to create a strong graphic expression with clear depth and contrast. The interplay between dark, mid, and light fields gives the design a layered character, where stripes and squares work together to form a structured yet dynamic surface. Finished with welded edges, ED has a clean and durable construction that keeps the pattern well defined. A confident and timeless design that works equally well in modern and traditional settings.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia B. ★★★★★

The contrasting charcoal tones give this rug real depth, and the low profile lies perfectly flat under my dining table without curling at the edges. It’s held up well to daily foot traffic and a quick vacuum keeps it looking fresh.

Grace S. ★★★★★

The three-tone check pattern gives my hallway floor real depth without feeling busy, and the dark-to-light contrast hides scuffs surprisingly well. It lays flat right out of the box, which I wasn't expecting from a plastic rug.

Violet ★★★★★

The way the three charcoal tones shift across the checkerboard pattern gives the rug real depth, so it looks more like a textile than plastic. I was surprised how much the contrast adds to the room without feeling too busy.