Daylee Red 6' x 9' Rug

This rug features a transitional style, which bridges the gap between traditional Oriental motifs and contemporary color palettes. The over-dyed antique look in shades of red and black provides a sophisticated focal point that can anchor a modern room while adding a sense of timeless elegance and warmth to the space.

For synthetic rugs made of polypropylene, our experts recommend spot-cleaning immediately with a mild detergent and water. Because these fibers are non-porous, they are naturally stain-resistant and won't absorb liquids as quickly as natural fibers like wool. This makes the rug much easier to maintain, and it can even be steam-cleaned as needed for a deeper refresh.

We recommend the use of a non-skid pad with this rug to keep it securely in place, especially on smooth flooring like hardwood, laminate, or tile. A quality pad not only prevents the rug from sliding but also provides extra cushioning underfoot and protects the rug's backing and your floors from premature wear.

Polypropylene is a moisture-resistant material, making it particularly well-suited for humid environments where natural fibers like wool might absorb dampness. Its synthetic construction is naturally resistant to mold and mildew, providing a more durable and low-maintenance option for homes in coastal or high-humidity regions.

Polypropylene is one of the most durable and resilient synthetic fibers, making it an excellent choice for busy areas like entryways or living rooms. This rug is power-loomed in Turkey using enhanced polypropylene yarns that are specifically designed to resist crushing and maintain their appearance even in high-traffic households with kids and pets.

A 6' x 9' rug is highly versatile for standard room layouts. It is an ideal size for a queen-sized bed, as it provides a soft landing on both sides of the mattress when positioned under the lower two-thirds of the bed. For a dining room, this size works best under a small table; just ensure the rug is wide enough for the chairs to remain on the surface when pulled out—typically extending 24 to 30 inches beyond the table's edge.