Many folks are now looking to decorate their outdoor entertaining areas with formerly indoors furnishing and decorative items, bringing out comfy seating, living room style tables, lighting, and even drapery. Our neighbor's front space is graced with a lovely Natural Home outdoor recycled plastic rug from Kelly Green, and it warms up their favourite spot to chill and just watch the sun go down. There are quite a few options of outdoor rugs to choose from now (we only knew a few when we recommended the Natural Home version to our neighbor)...take a peek underneath the jump for the newest from Home Infatuation and many more.
Home Infatuation's New Line of Plastic Outdoor Rugs
Home Infatuation is now offering three new styles of their outdoor weatherproof woven polypropylene, woven plastic rugs. The nice thing is they're even reversible, so if one side does end up getting dirty, scuffed or faded, you have another side to use. Cleanup, like all plastic rugs is just a hose down away, and these might be worth considering for even indoors if you have a pet who chews rugs or often makes "messes" indoors. Check out the rest of their outdoor plastic rug selection here.
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These are great!!
view bumblebeechicago's profile
Nice to see outdoor rugs offered in a nice variety of sizes, colors and patterns. Can't beat the prices either.
view Seaside's profile
love these!
view twenty twenty-one's profile
Just what we don't need - more brightly-colored plastic crap made from petroleum.
What happened to jute, sisal, coir, bamboo, rice or rush straw (tatami) or seagrass? (I love the way seagrass smells and feels on my feet...)
view bepsf's profile
My dog has peed and vomited on all those wonderful grasses--perhaps plastic would hold up better--and if it's recycled, much better.
view jen_g's profile
Oh i love these! In the Philippines, these are called Banigs and yes many of them were made out of plastic, at least the ones I was familiar with. We did not use them as rugs, we used them as picnic blankets and sleeping mats. I do want one just to relive my youth a bit. :)
view blackdaisies's profile
Cute as these are, they don't last long if they're under furniture. I had one under my patio table and chairs last year. A couple months later, bits of plastic started to flake off from the pressure of the furniture feet. It was a mess to clean.
view bipolarbear's profile
I love these rugs and have quite a collection.
However, mine tend to last longer inside than out. My ones kept inside are still just as bright, beautiful and clean as they were when I purchased them. The ones outside start flaking when they come in contact with direct sun...a mess to clean up.
view Kerith's profile
Those are some interesting rugs. I haven't seen those before.
For alternatives, there are outdoor area rugs at BoldRugs.
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