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Safavieh Amherst Barret 10 x 14 Navy/Beige Indoor/Outdoor Trellis Farmhouse/Cottage Area Rug

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Safavieh Amherst Barret 10 x 14 Navy/Beige Indoor/Outdoor Trellis Farmhouse/Cottage Area RugAmherst Barret Navy Beige 10x14 Trellis Area Rug Elevate busy living spaces with the Safavieh Amherst Barret, a power loomed 10 x 14 rug featuring a bold navy and beige trellis motif. Crafted from durable synthetic fibers with a latex poly cotton backing, its built for high traffic areas and easy carejust vacuum regularly and spot clean. Key Features: Durable Construction: Power loomed synthetic blend stands up to heavy foot traffic. Classic Trellis

Amherst Barret Navy/Beige 10x14 Trellis Area Rug

Elevate busy living spaces with the Safavieh Amherst Barret, a power-loomed 10 x 14 rug featuring a bold navy-and-beige trellis motif. Crafted from durable synthetic fibers with a latex/poly-cotton backing, it’s built for high-traffic areas and easy care—just vacuum regularly and spot clean.


Key Features:

  • Durable Construction: Power-loomed synthetic blend stands up to heavy foot traffic.
  • Classic Trellis Design: Navy/Beige palette adds farmhouse/cottage charm to any room.
  • Low-Maintenance Care: Vacuum regularly; spot clean—hose-washable for quick refreshes.
  • Sized for Large Rooms: Full 10-ft x 14-ft coverage for living, dining, or bedrooms.
  • Rug Pad Recommended: Enhances comfort, prevents shifting, and protects floors.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Amherst Barret
Type Area rug
Shape Rectangular
Color/Finish Navy/Beige
Color Family Blue
Material 67% Polypropylene, 18% Fibrillated Polypropylene, 8% Latex, 7% Poly-Cotton (Warp)
Construction Machine-made / Power Loomed
Technique Loomed
Use Location Indoor
Style Modern/Contemporary
Trend Farmhouse/Cottage
Common Size 10 ft x 14 ft
Actual Length (ft) 14
Actual Width (ft) 10
Pile Height (in) 0.39
Pile Height Type Medium (0.26-in - 0.75-in)
Pattern Trellis
Backing Latex/Poly-Cotton
Country of Origin Turkey
Popular Sizes 10-ft x 14-ft
Commercial/Residential Residential
Fade Resistant No
Flame Retardant No
Fringed No
Heat Resistant No
Non-Slip Backing No
Reversible No
Stain Resistant No
UV Protection No
Waterproof No
Warranty 30-day limited
Care and Cleaning Vacuum regularly; spot clean with mild detergent; wash with hose
Rug Pad Recommended Yes
Textile Information Imported
Weight (lbs) 59
For Use in Bedrooms Yes
For Use in Living Rooms Yes
For Use in Kitchens Yes
For Use in Dining Rooms Yes
For Use in Nurseries Yes
For Use in Entryways Yes
For Use on Patios Yes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is the rug made of?
A: 67% polypropylene, 18% fibrillated polypropylene, 8% latex, 7% poly-cotton (warp).


Q: How thick is the pile?
A: The pile height is 0.39 inches (medium).


Q: Is this suitable for high-traffic areas?
A: Yes. The machine-made polypropylene construction is designed for durability in busy spaces.


Q: How do I clean it?
A: Vacuum regularly and spot clean with mild detergent; you can wash with a hose as needed.


Q: Do I need a rug pad?
A: A rug pad is recommended to prevent shifting and protect floors.


Bold Geometry, Effortless Polish

The Amherst Barret unfurls a crisp trellis lattice in saturated navy, bringing graphic rhythm and tailored elegance to any room. Its medium pile feels plush underfoot while the ivory outline frames the pattern with couture precision. Float it beneath a linen sofa and brass accents to let the color sing, or ground a dining space with its generous 10 x 14 scale. It’s a chic essential that marries durability with refined, everyday luxury.


Anchor your space with this durable, easy-care trellis rug—add the Amherst Barret to your cart today.

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