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Charlotte Outdoor / Indoor Rug
Three sleek geometric patterns combine to bring easygoing style to outdoor spaces. Crafted of the finest eco-friendly materials, Charlotte is perfect for open-air living since it’s reversible, washable, and fade-resistant. Available in three sizes: 60 x 90 cm, 90 x 150 cm, and 150 x 240cm.
- Made with polyester fiber from recycled bottles
- UV & water-resistant
- Handwoven
- Soft yet durable
- Suitable for outdoor and indoor use
- Available in three sizes: 60 x 90 cm, 90 x 150 cm, and 150 x 240cm
- Rug pad required
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