Loloi Teagan Collection TEA-01 Denim/Mist 2'-8" x 7'-6" Runner Rug, Large, Soft Neutral Rug, High-Traffic for Living Room, Bedroom, Home Office, Dining Area

This rug is so soft and the colors are slate blue, cream, white, and gray. It is lighter from one direction and darker from the other. But that was not a problem for me. It is a little thin, but we used a 3/8 inch pad and it's perfect! I am so happy I ordered this rug and took a chance. Couldn't be more satisfied!

We ordered this rug in a large size to place under the kitchen table and two small ones for the entrance and laundry nearby. We love them! They look great and it’s so nice to know they’re made in America by a family owned company!

I love this rug! It is well made, thick, good size. I love the design and color

This rug fills my space better than I expected and its mix of colors blends well with and brightens my room. A recent spill was easily cleaned and the backing keeps the rug from sliding around. I was also surprised by how soft the rug felt. Great purchase, excellent price point.

I purchased this rug for my bedroom, it looks nice, but it is not as thick as I thought it would be. It does appear a different color, depending on which direction you look at it. Overall, a great purchase for the money. Also, it laid down pretty good out of the package and I did not notice much smell from it.

I bought this to put a desk on my LVP flooring. It is a bit darker than it looks in the pictures, but still went with my decor. 10/10 would buy again.

If I could give zero stars I would. READ THE BAD REVIEWS BEFORE YOU BUY!!! I looked at the overall ratings, so this rug looked fine. But all the 1 star reviews speak to the sake problem: discoloration! Half of my rug was white! No matter how you vacuum it, the discoloration stays the same. It’s truly awful.

I absolutely loved the look and feel of this rug when it arrived, and I still do. The colors and pattern are beautiful, the texture adds depth and interest. This would be a FIVE STAR review... if it weren't for a couple problems that have sadly ruined our experience with it. I am all the more sad about this because there are multiple Loloi rugs that I've been wanting to buy for different spaces in our home. Their style is always spot on. And this rug was basically my test run before diving in for some more. Anyways. I'll start with the first, smaller (but still disappointing) issue: the edging is prone to unraveling a bit at the corners and a couple other places where (I assume) a knew fiber was started. This would be a bigger problem, except that I've caught it early each time and have managed it by re-securing loose ends with a dab of super glue. This fix isn't ideal, because it does leave things stiff and can even leave the ends feeling sharp under foot if they start to detach and poke out again. But it's better than having the entire edge of my rug unravel over time. So... managable. Not a deal breaker. The bigger disappointment and more significant problem to me is this next issue: the two long edges of this rug absolutely refuse to lay flat. No way, no chance. I have tried every trick in the book and even added an additional chapter of my own. We've tried weighting the edges down for days, backrolling the edges and leaving them that way for a while, backrolling AND weighting... We've tried highly-rated and super strong rug tape - it attached very well to the floor, and even to the rug at first.... but in a matter of a day or two, the rug would lift away from the tape again to reveal an abundance of rug fibers left behind, still attached to the tape. We gave this method several tries, replacing the tape each time it happened, so I'm sure the edges of our rug are also more sparse on fibers now, thanks to this failed attempt. Out of desperation, I even ordered rug corner grippers, despite knowing before even trying that that wouldn't fix the problem of the entire stretch of the edge between the corners. FAIL. My final attempt at a fix was an idea of my own and came the closest to success. I ordered a bunch of those 3M velcro strips. I knew they would be safe for our hard floors, since they have the easy release when you stretch the adhesive tab. So, all along both long edges of the rug, I attached a velcro strip every foot or so. One side of each velcro strip attached really well to the floor, and the other side attached to the bottom of the rug. Success! The edges were held to the floor, and they felt more secure than any other attempt so far. And BONUS: I could even pull the velcro apart to lift the edges to vacuum underneath and then press them back down with the satisfying crunch of the velcro as it reattached. I was so happy that I didn't even mind when, after a few days, the top pieces of velcro detached from the bottom of the rug, just as the rug tape had (also covered in rug fibers). Because at that point, after months of giving the rug time to "relax" (conveniently taking me well outside of the return window, of course) I knew that it was never going to lay flat on its own - that this was my only hope. And I just knew that one tiny adjustment would make this short-lived success more permanent. So, with zero reservations, I took super glue to those top pieces of velcro (To be extra clear, for those of you skimming: I did NOT glue the sides of the velcro that were attached to the floor. They stuck great; the sides meant to stick to the edge of the rug were the problem). I super glued those things straight to the underside of the rug edges, and I was sure that my war with these stubborn edges was finally over. That my beautiful rug would finally stop tripping people, catching on the vacuum, just plain driving me crazy... I was wrong. The 3M velcro strip/super glue combo did the trick for a couple beautiful months... before the masses of rug fibers the super glue was attached to pulled free from the rug as well. The edges are once again up. Their determination has won out, and I am beaten. And incredibly disappointed. I had such high hopes for this rug. It really is beautiful. But a rug has to lay flat. Beyond looking terrible, having entire edges lifted is a safety hazard. I hope the one I got is the exception - that it's just defective somehow. I wish I could get a replacement to see for myself. If I did just get a lemon, than this rug is absolutely worth buying. But if it's not, and you decide to take the risk and order... good luck to you. I hope you fair better in your upcoming battle than I did. NOTE: We do not have any pets and are not hard on our rugs.