Home Dynamix Nicole Miller Patio Country Danica Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug 7'9"x10'2", Blue/Gray

If I had gone to a bricks and mortar store I wouldn’t expect to pay more than $15-20.This mat has the appearance of having been used for years. It looks worn and dirty.To be honest it has only been down on the floor for two days so I hope the creases eventually come out but Idon’t expect it to suddenly look better than it does right now.I regret this purchase but returning it is a burden where I live.

i love the color and feel of this rug, and it brightens up my space beautifully, however it had manufacturing flaws. i contacted the seller immediately and they worked with me courteously and promptly and i was issued a full refund. with no flaws, the rug would be perfect for my patio, soft underfoot, lovely to look at, tying the space together beautifully.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought two of the 7’9” x 10’2” New York Patio Country Danica Trasitional Geometric indorr/outdoor area rugs in Blue/Grey in August of 2020 on Amazon for $112 each.I have a large outdoor space (1,000 sq ft) with a kitchen, seating area and dinning room. One of the rugs I use in the fireplace seating area that is uncovered and mostly shaded. The other I use in the dining area, also uncovered, but gets full sun.Review:Unpackaging:They arrive well packaged and were easy to lay out. Like all new rugs, the ends and corners curl at first. But after a few days with various things of weight (potted plan, deck chair ect.) on the curling areas, it layed flat as can be and has stayed that way since. A common complaint of online rugs is the chemical smell some have when you first unroll them. No issue here.Appearance:This is an attractive rug. It has all the look and feel (and ware) of a much, much more expensive rug. The way the entire fabric weave has hints of both colors (blue and white for mine) throughout makes it look like a much more luxurious rug and the pattern is perfectly proportionate to the area it covers (7’9” x 10’2” in my case). For me these two rugs anchor my large outdoor space. Added bonus, and this is strictly luck, the pattern is the negative to the tile on the fireplace! (see pictures)Maintenance:I have left these rugs out since I purchased them in summer 2020. One rug is located in a damp, shaded area. Over the winter each year this rug seemed to stay damp and resulted in a slight moss covering turning the rug an unappealing blue-green. The other, in full sun, also got a lighter coat of moss too. But when I was ready to use the outdoor space again in the spring it only took an hour or two to whip them back into usable shape. With such a large outdoor space of treated lumber, I invested $200 in a powerwasher a few years back (link below). The power washing, and a spray of diluted Dawn dish soap on the tough spots was all they needed for them to look new again. The power washer makes light work of it, but you can substitute more elbow grease in it’s place. Just add a couple more hours and more Dawn solution to this once a year task and you will be happy.Conclusion:For any product to get a 5 star rating is a very uphill battle. But for me, I am hard pressed to find a negative for this product. I’m going into my third year with these rugs, and they only cost me $112 each. That works out to under $40 a year so far with at least 2, or 3, or many more years left of service. My friends, that is a good purchase in my book.Power Washer -Amazon - June 2019 - $199.99 (AR Blue Clean AR390SS Electric Pressure Washer 2000 PSI, 1.4 GPM)https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00N6XBM64/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1April 2022 price - $220This set of 4 pillow cases (under $20) work perfectly with the rug - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XHMDMY1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

so pretty easy to clean

Loved it