Kokia Boho Vintage Floral Botanical 8x10 Washable Rugs, Soft Non-Slip Rosette Pink Rugs for Girls Bedroom, Nursery, Living Room, Kids Playroom, Office

This looks exactly like the amazon picture. No issues. We have had it for about a month. Water beads up nicely and doesn’t soak in.

This rug is very pretty, soft and the colors are bright. If you roll it up and let it sit for a couple days it’s easier to lay down.

Pink Version: This rug is really pretty in person, and I love the pink color. The floral pattern has a soft vintage feel, and the blue accents add a nice contrast without being too bold. It feels low pile but soft and it is lightweight and easy to place. The edges are nicely finished, and the backing has some grip, though I’d still suggest a rug pad if using it on a slick floor. It brightens the room and adds a lot of charm. Overall, a lovely decorative rug if you want color and pattern without a heavy feel. Darker Blue Color: This rug has a completely different vibe from lighter style - much darker and moodier in person, but really beautiful. The intricate tree and floral pattern stands out nicely against the deep background, and the pops of blue and orange give it a bold feel. Typical low pile rug with clean edges that are well finished and overall quality feels consistent. This darker version works especially well in a space like a living room or near a fireplace where you want something cozy but a little dramatic. Great option if you’re going for a vintage or boho look without spending a lot.

This rug has busy, folksy, floral design. It's fun to look at and there a lot of colors in the design. It is true to the name of the product--it has a boho vibe. This rug's pattern is printed (as opposed to having fully dyed fibers). I knew that when I bought it, so it's no surprise, however, when the nap of the carpet moves around, you can see white fibers below the layer of printed color. You can tell that the color is only on the top surface of the rug and that the fibers are undyed below. I think makes it look a bit lower quality. Also, I'm having difficulty getting the fold marks out of the rug. I left a heavy bucket of ice melt on the folds in an attempt to raise the nap and make it look smooth, but it only helped a little. I hope the rug will smooth out a bit more as it lays and has traffic on it. If it were not for the lower-quality look in the printing and for the folds which do not seem to be easily relaxing, I would give the rug five stars.

this rug is beautiful in person and I love it so much!! the colors are so pretty and match the listing. it’s very soft and comfortable to walk on, even barefoot, and the quality feels really suitable for the price. the size was accurate and it laid flat easily without needing to fight with the corners. overall I’m really happy with it and would absolutely order it again. 🥹

When I first unboxed this rug I was very disappointed and upset. There were massive creases in the rug and along the creases the tufting was mashed, causing huge white lines where the backer was exposed throughout the rug where the creases were. Started thinking of what a boneheaded move it is to fold up a rug and stuff it into a box. All my life the rugs I have purchased were rolled as a cylinder and that is all that I have known. Included in the package was a note that the creases were normal and to roll the rug up and let it relax for a few days. I did not go this, instead I laid our rug out on the carpet in our main room. It has been there for a few days now, receiving plenty of foot and pet traffic. I have to say that now it looks much, MUCH, better. The creases have disappeared and the light-colored lines in the tufting have mostly gone away. You can still see some of the lines if you look closely. Maybe these will fade over more days. It's not a perfect rug. It is, though, a great rug for about $40. The printing looks a little like an old inkjet or a cheap laser printer... there is some light/dark horizontal banding along the rug. Maybe this is intentional? It's not really in my taste if it is. It doesn't distract much from the overall design, though, which is pretty pleasing. Throw this in your spare room, or in your kids room. Get crazy and toss it in the bathroom. Or out on your patio or on the garage floor. :)

Overall this rug is pretty nice. It’s a bit on the thinner side but I don’t mind it, it fills up the space in my living room that I needed. The size is what it says and I do like the design on it and the color is a nice tealish blue.

This is a washable rug much like others I own or have seen from various brands- they have their pros and cons. The pattern is printed onto a soft white fuzzy fabric and on the other side it has a thin but grippy layer of rubber-like material. I would not put this in an entry way or high traffic space but for a cozy area, or in my case by the bed, it can be the absolute perfect option. I have not tried washing it so I cannot speak to that. I did notice that the surface of the rug was a little slicker than I would have expected - shouldn’t be an issue for most people but if falling is a concern you might want to watch out for that. I will say that the rubber layer on the back holds it in place very well. And it helps that it’s thinner than a traditional rug, so it’s harder to trip on it. The pattern is as shown in the description. It’s a little weird that it’s not symmetrical in all directions, but I do like it. I don’t know how it will size up to larger rugs. $50 seems a little much for a washable 4x6 rug, but I do like it and am glad to have it.