4'x5'6" Persian Area Rug Blue - Threshold™

I like this rug. It’s a nice color pattern and the blue is nice. It’s not a thick, plush rug. It’s a little thinner than I expected. It feels okay under my bare feet. It’s not a coarse as a welcome mat rug, but it’s not as plush as a regular rug, which I prefer. Overall, it’s a nice area rug.

What a beautiful rug. The colors of the picture on the website are darker than the actual colors on the rug. Nonetheless it still looks good of not better. It's a velvety soft rug with a rubber grip backside.

Beautiful rug! I love not only the feeling of the rug, but the bright and vibrant colors. It's a gorgeous pattern and bright blue colors! I would absolutely recommend this, and would like to purchase more!

Not a 4x6, once I got it home I noticed the tag said 4x5. A lot smaller than what I thought I was getting

The colors on this rug are very vibrant and deep. I appreciate the rubberized backing because it keeps it from slipping on my hardwood floors. My husband said the pattern looks medieval to him, and I think it’s very traditional looking. It fits in my 1889 farmhouse without looking too modern. Much softer than my other rugs, the pile is thicker, more like a shag than a flat rug.

I actually really like this rug. Living in Florida, the majority of my house is tiled. So it's nice to have an area rug small enough to cover the area I specifically wanted carpeted. That was in front of my couch. The rug itself works great for me as it fits the length of my couch. It's nice to step onto the rug barefoot as the pile is really soft. This size may not be for everyone's living room, but it would be a nice rug for a desk area or even beside a bed in a bedroom with all tile. The rug is sturdy and the design is bright enough yet subtle enough not to be distracting. The edges are tightly bound and the bottom of the rug has a material that prevents it from sliding. That helps a lot as I really don't like putting those skid-proof rugs under an area rug. Often they still can cause a slide and they raise the rug a bit which can become a trip hazard. According to the label, you can machine wash this rug yourself in cold water. Personally I would prefer to take it to a laundromat as they usually have much bigger washers and dryers. You could also use a wash and dry service as many laundromats offer that service if you wish to go that route. Overall, for the price, this is a good choice. I'm very pleased with the rug as is my female cat. Which brings me to the last point; this area rug vacuums up nicely. It hasn't caught up in the rollers or caused me any issues when vacuuming.