Unique Loom Trellis Area Rug

I'm giving this three stars because it's just okay. If you're on a budget and are looking for an agreeable rug with a pattern that goes with multiple decor styles and is comfortable on your feet, this is a good option. It's not a $400 rug and you get what you pay for. I originally put this in my kitchen to bring some color and hide my ugly laminate flooring, but I eventually moved this to the basement because of how much wear and tear this rug started to show. Not only do high traffic areas wear down in thickness, they also lose their color, the fabric starts to look fuzzy, and it shows dirt. It's also hard to get pet hair out of this rug. If you're smart enough to not put this in the kitchen, I'm sure it will work fine. This would be a great bedroom, living room, playroom or even hallway area rug if you don't mind the wear and tear. I was dumb enough to order the light blue and put this in my kitchen even though I have two large dogs with black hair. If you have kids or pets, stains will show on this rug, especially if you get a light color. This of course came rolled up and wrapped in plastic and secured with tape, it took a couple months and a roll of carpet tape to get the creases out. Some of the corners I taped down started to peel up when the tape lost its adhesive. It's lightweight enough. Again, I have dogs so I tape down all my rugs so no one slips during zoomies; I can't speak to how slippery this rug might get on a smooth surface if you had kids running on it but it's light enough that even moving a chair too rough can move the rug. Durability wise, except for the stains and dog hair, it hasn't held up too bad. If you put it under a bed or in an area where people won't spill on it, it would probably be fine. The edges have not frayed or anything and no one has worn a hole in it yet, it just looks dingy after about 6 months. It is kind of nice on your feet, it's a better alternative than hardwood or tile or laminate, if you want something soft and warm to stand on. As far as plushiness goes, again this is not a $400 area rug, it's kind of like wearing a pair of generic slippers. There's totally a market for this rug. It's affordable, it looks good, you might be able to keep it clean depending on your lifestyle, it's functional, it's soft enough, and it will give your feet padding. You just have to be smarter about your color choice and room placement than I was so you don't destroy it or make it look terrible.