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6 years ago

What materials is this rug made of?

Bellagio Floor Rug, 155x230 cm · More Info

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Valentina Lencautan
6 years ago
Dear Bernie,

thank you for contacting us. This rug is made out of polyester.

Please let me know if you have any more questions.

Kind regards,

Valentina

The Houzz Team
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Safavieh
6 years ago
Hi Bernie,

Can you please confirm the Safavieh Item ID for this product?

Thank you!

Victoria
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