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Though rugs are one of our favorite ways to tie a room together, keeping them clean can be such a pain, especially in high-traffic areas. That's why we've put viral washable rug brands like Tumble, Revival, and Ruggable to the test in our own homes, to see if they make our lives easier. Spoiler alert: they do. And Ruggable is our editors' consistent brand of choice. If you've been wanting a Ruggable, now's the time: they are having a sitewide sale.
Here's the 411: From now through September 28, Ruggable is offering 25 percent off their products sitewide. To take advantage of the sale, simply use the code REFRESH at checkout. This deal applies to their washable rugs, their doormats, and their bath mats. (FYI, it sadly excludes the pillows and pet beds).
Nearly the entire House Beautiful shopping team has a Ruggable rug in their house somewhere, from the foyer to the bedroom, and even outdoors. We know firsthand that they hold up well. So well, in fact, that some of our editors' favorite styles are no longer in stock. But they're as chic as the first day we got them.
Ruggable's collection is massive, so to save you scrolling for hours through hundreds of rugs, we gave you a head start. Scroll on for confessionals on our lived-in favorites from the brand. Below, we invite you into our homes, showing you the tried-and-true Ruggable picks from our commerce team.
Best DealRuggable doesn't just sell accent rugs for living rooms. They even provide lively designs for your bathroom, so you can add your personal touch everywhere. "When Ruggable launched bath mats, it felt like a no-brainer [to get one]," Deputy Commerce Editor Heath Owens says. "What rug needs washing more often than a bath mat? I've had this checkered one for about two years, and it really dresses up the minimal square tiles in my bathroom. The nonslip bottom mat doesn't budge or hold onto water for too long, and the top layer is so easy to peel up and throw in the wash."
For Associate Shopping Editor Jessica Cherner, an admitted germaphobe, the idea of a washable rug is a dream come true. It takes a lot less time for dirt and grime to show up, and when it does, it's easy to refresh. "I had an absolutely vile shag rug in my old apartment for years, and it convinced me that low-pile is always the way to go—especially for a germ freak," Cherner says. "When I moved last summer, I did a lot of research on rugs, and I kept coming back to Ruggable, and eventually, this specific pick. It has a very subtle pattern that gives the room some dimension, but it's not so dramatic that it's pulling attention from anything else in the room. It's also perfectly soft, and very easy to clean. I have the same one in cream in my bedroom."
Senior Commerce Editor Marina Liao actually owns two Ruggable rugs—one in her office, and one in her bedroom. When trying to create a "serene, Scandi vibe" in her office, she turned to Ruggable for some muted options. "The 9-to-5 life can sometimes get stressful, so we did not want to bring in any distracting designs or colors into this room," Liao says. "Almost every 'neutral' rug we looked at also felt boring, until we landed on this Jonathan Adler one. The geometric design added just the right 'pop' against our oat milk-colored walls and white standing desk. The rug was easy to set up and is easy to vacuum (our dog, Willow, sleeps in this room at night so she sheds a lot). Despite our chair rolling over it hundreds of times by now, the color and pattern has not faded!"
Associate Shopping Editor Janae McKenzie had a Ruggable doormat at the top of her list when shopping for her new apartment. "It made perfect sense—doormats get so dirty so quickly, and are such a high-traffic area," McKenzie says. "It's small enough to fit in my apartment's washing machine, and the cheeky message always makes me smile when I come home. Even in an apartment building where the hallway looks like The Shining, this makes my unit stand apart. And in over a year of use, I've only needed to wash it once."
Tester Elyse Moody placed this Morris & Co. Ruggable rug in her entryway, creating a soft place for guests to land when they enter. "I love the texture of Ruggable’s new tufted standard pile rug," Moody says. "It is sink-in plush and extremely satisfying to touch, yet it crumples up easily to go in the washer, almost like a throw blanket. (The rug pad gives it the heft it needs to stay put on the floor.)" This is the perfect rug to buy if you want to get that cottagecore-inspired feel in your space.
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