
3' 3 x 3' 3 Kirkwood · Diamond lattice rug, ivory
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3' 3 x 3' 3 Kirkwood · Diamond lattice rug, ivory
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Product Details
SKU #: 334683
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3' 3" × 3' 3"
100cm x 100cm
Primary color is Ivory.
100% Polyester
1/3"
Made in: Turkey
Has decorative fringe

Product Description
The Kirkwood is a round indoor rug with a clean, geometric look. Raised lattice lines form a diamond pattern across an ivory background. The textured high-low surface adds subtle depth underfoot with a steady one-third-inch pile. It is machine made from pure polyester yarns for everyday durability and easy spot cleaning.
The neutral cream tones and circular shape make it an easy fit for tight spots and cozy corners. Set it beneath a round breakfast table, next to an armchair in a reading nook, or in a bright nursery. It pairs naturally with light woods, white walls, and relaxed Scandinavian or modern boho decor.
Dining Room
Choose a rug that extends at least 24 inches beyond each side of the table so chairs can slide in and out comfortably.
Entryway
A 3x5 or 4x6 rug works well for most entryways. Make sure it does not interfere with the door opening.
Living Room
For a seating area, choose a rug large enough so that at least the front legs of all furniture pieces sit on the rug. Common sizes are 8x10 or 9x12.
Kitchen
A runner rug works great in front of the sink or stove. For larger kitchens, a 4x6 or 5x8 can anchor the space.
Bedroom
Place a large rug under the bed so it extends 2-3 feet on each side, or use smaller rugs on either side of the bed.
Outdoor
Measure your patio or deck area and choose a rug that fits within the furniture grouping, leaving a few inches of clearance on all sides.
- Blot spills immediately with a clean cloth. Avoid rubbing.
- Apply a carpet cleaner or mild detergent solution for stains.
- Use a soft brush to work the cleaner into the fibers gently.
- Allow the rug to air dry completely.



