Outdoor rugs - many colors and patterns available. I purchased the one in next post to corral dust attracted by hi-fi equipment; easy to sweep/vacuum and can be cleaned with damp cloth.

I agree with the comment above by Pyramid... select a rug with a pattern so that it hides soiling... and make sure you use a proper area rug underlayment designed for rugs over carpet as it will be prone to movement and buckling. I would suggest Teebaud or NoMuv by Durahold.

Outdoor rugs are ok, but most are made from polypropylene and area very thin and flimsy... edges tend to curl up more readily. They are fine over a hard surface but would be too thin to place over a carpet in most cases.

Infect you are looking for a rug which is durable and cheaper so that you can replace it as well in the coming future, therefore I will recommend kazak rug which is very durable even in foot traffic and also very traditional and beautiful.

Get an indoor outdoor rug , no wool just yet with kids and pets it will need to be cleaned often .

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