RugsUSA’s New Washable Collection Has Kid- and Pet-Friendly Pieces for Every Decor Style

Moroccan trellis rugs are classic, and while the minimalist, light-colored, white and gray pattern might not have felt practical in the past, this stain- and spill-resistant, machine-washable gem can work just about anywhere in your home: the living room, bedroom, or even a hallway. Like all the rugs in the collection, it has a built-in, non-slip backing, although you may still want to add a rug pad to achieve a more plush, luxurious look.

The eye-catching medallion design on this rug will instantly elevate any room — pair it with a tan leather couch and a jungle of plants in the living room, use it to break up a sea of whites and other neutrals in a minimalist bedroom, or place it under the dining table, where the intricate pattern will camouflage any stains or spills until you can get around to washing it.

You’ll never get tired of looking at the reverse herringbone motif on this versatile rug. Timeless yet fresh and modern, it’s a great choice if your taste in decor is always evolving, since the subtly distressed blue-and-white print can feel coastal, minimalist, or farmhouse, depending on the rest of your room's style.

Warm rust and faded indigo are a perfect pairing, as this classic oriental rug makes abundantly clear. The perfect way to tie together any boho or traditional space, the inviting color scheme and vintage look will literally never feel dated — which is a very good thing, since it’s durable enough to last for years to come.

While all washable rugs are designed to stand the test of time, the abstract design and faded gray colorway on this one make it particularly great for camouflaging dirt, stains, pet hair, and whatever else life brings. It’s a great choice for areas that get lots of heavy traffic, like hallways and entryways.

Subtle distressing gives this rug a beautifully worn, vintage look, while the combination of warm peach and steely indigo tones create a gorgeous contrast. It’ll look incredible paired with warm, saturated hues like rust, red, or orange, but it’s also the perfect way to add interest to a room full of muted grays and whites.