Dune Rug
Flatweave outdoor rug
Coastal stripes made minimal. Each Dune Rug is handwoven with polyester yarn from recycled landfill and ocean-bound plastic bottles. Soft-textured flat weave is reversible, easy-to-clean, and perfect for high-traffic areas indoors and outdoors.
- 100% PET (polyester) from recycled ocean-bound plastic
- Vacuum lightly and avoid direct and prolonged sunlight exposure
- Flip or rotate rug for even wear. Use a clean, damp cloth to absorb spills.
Product Dimensions
Packaging
1 box
Rug Dimensions
Width: 60"
Length: 96"
An outdoor rug designed for style and function. Woven by hand with yarn from recycled plastic water bottles, subtly patterned, and soft to touch.
At a glance
Eco-friendly
This rug is made from 100% recycled polyester.
Soft to touch
Flat weave adds comfort and subtle texture to hard outdoor surfaces.
Low-maintenance
Recycled polyester resists stains and cleans easily.
Woven entirely by hand
Each outdoor rug is handwoven by skilled artisans in India. All of the production is done in Fair Trade Certified™ factories with traditional kilim weaving techniques and high-quality recycled yarn. You’ll notice subtle texture variation from the hand-loom process.
Simple shipping and a 45 day in-home trial
Delivery is quick and easy, and assembly is a breeze. Plus, you have 45 days from delivery to decide if the furniture is right for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our flatweave outdoor rugs are hand woven on a loom using traditional kilim weaving techniques. They are slim, low pile, and reversible. Flatweave rugs are best for high-traffic rooms and spill-prone areas like the kitchen, patio, or entryway.
Flatweave rugs are not woven onto a backing, which means they are reversible, lightweight, and easy to care for. Use of a rug pad is recommended to prevent slipping and increase cushioning underfoot.
Flatweave rugs can be made from different materials, like cotton, silk, or wool. Neighbor outdoor rugs are made from 100% recycled polyester, also known as PET.
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