Nourison 57139 Somerset Area Rug Collection Beige 2 ft x 2 ft 9 in. Rectangle

099446571397 Size: 2' x 2'9" In this distinctive collection, premium quality Opulon yarns are used to create a densely woven and strikingly luxurious pile. The fashion appeal of the color palette is warmly enhanced by the rich patina of the special fiber. A magnificent selection of both traditional and transitional designs ensures that the Somerset collection will offer the right choice for any decorating style. Features: - High-quality Opulon yarns - Traditional and contemporary designs - Dense, luxurious pile - Available in the following sizes: 2' x 2'9'', 2' x 5'9'', 2'3'' x 8', 3'6'' x 5'6'', 5'6'' x 7'5'', 7'9'' x 10'10'', Round 5'6'' Recommended Care: -We highly recommend using a professional cleaner for your rug; do not wait for annual cleaning if spill or stain occurs -Woolite or other compatible Carpet Cleaner recommended ONLY for cleaning (use of any other cleaning solvent will void the Nourison warranty) -Apply Woolite with a soft bristle brush, rinsing the water, and extracting with a vacuum or extractor -Dry by air or low temperature hair dryer -There is no guarantee that these methods work and should be used as a guideline only Note: Please be aware that actual colors may vary from those shown on your screen. Accent rugs may also not show the entire pattern that the corresponding area rugs have. Additionally, rugs 8' x 10' and larger may ship Truck Freight. About Nourison In the 1970s, Paul, Edmund, Alex, and Steven Peykar first became involved in the carpet and area rug business at the retail level, operating a store in Westbury, Long Island. Those years provided the brothers with truly invaluable experience in understanding the needs and supply and merchandising issues that confronted retailers who depended on traditional importers and replenishment strategies. Together, in 1980, the Peykars took these insights and began to turn them into an outstanding success in a wholesale operation with a new and highly focused business philosophy. Initially, t