Please note, on woven rugs seams will appear every 6 feet in width and will be evenly spaced. Products wider than 12 feet will contain 2 seams. The longest measurement will default to the length to ensure best results.
Description
Accentuating the dynamic quality of graphic lines, this easy-care floor mat brings together tonally arrayed bands of color in varying widths. The paired progressions—dark to light and broad to narrow—create a lively surface that gains further dimension through tufted texture.
Final Sale: No Returns or Exchanges.
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Chilewich was born in 2000 out of designer Sandy Chilewich’s passion for reimagining overlooked materials and underused processes to transform the way people around the world set their tables. In designing textiles that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable, versatile, and easy to wipe clean, we offer products that address a key element of sustainability: longevity. Every Chilewich product is made to endure decades of daily use and to look good doing it, while conserving the resources required by machine washing and product replacement.
Sustainability is also the quest for better, and we’re committed to continuing to make choices that are better for people and the planet. From raw materials to finished goods, design to production, we recognize that this is an evolution that encompasses manufacturers, consumers, and policymakers in a complex interplay of economics, engineering, and chemistry.
If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, we’ll take it back for a refund.
Please note: Custom orders, samples, gift cards and items marked "Final Sale" are not eligible for return or exchange.
U.S. Returns:
International Returns:
We cannot accept international returns at this time. If you have any questions or need assistance please reach out to customerservice@chilewich.com.
B2B Returns:
For all B2B returns, please reach out to customerservice@chilewich.com for assistance.
From the Studio
At the Chilewich studio in the Flatiron District of NYC, our team of designers and master weavers take creative cues from cross-disciplinary arts and a wide range of cultures. Our inspiration board, (shown right), captures the spirit of our design process. It is taken down and built anew with each season.
Overall rating: 4.857143 / 5 from 28 reviews.
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"I purchased this mat to match another one that I had that I use to set shoes on near our garage door. I live in a wet climate and we track a lot of debris in on our shoes. These mats allow up to drop our shoes by the door and keep our floors clean and dry."
"This rug is just as pictured and looks great in my space. I purchased it to add color to an otherwise dull entry area with no wall or floor space for artwork. I would give it five stars if it proves durable enough to justify the high price."
"Love my mat"
"I really like my new runner. The multi color blue stripes and nonslip feature are perfect in my hall."
"Great colors and design Perfect for beach condo!"
"Love the quality,durability and color patterns."
"Just as pictured love them"
"This is my third Chilewich mat: one for the kitchen sink, one for my dog’s bowls and now one for the dog door. I replaced a cheap mat from Target with the Chilewich. Big improvement! Great looking, durable and water resistant."
"I have these mats at each entry into my house. They work so great at catching small gravel and dirt from shoes that I purchased two more for use in my RV. The mats are easy to clean by shaking out, washed by my garden hose and dried. I can also run my Dyson Animal vacuum cleaner over the mats and they don’t get sucked up into the cleaner. I love these mats."
"The way the rug was cut the stripes went from wide to narrow without reverting to the wider width, and I think the pattern looks weird that way. I recognize that you were limited in how you cut the wrong given the small size of it, but you should have shown what it would look like if a small door mat was purchased."
