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Oscar Olive Flatwoven Rug by Jonathan Adler

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$89.25 $119 In stock

Category: all rugs

The Oscar Olive Rug by Jonathan Adler creates subtle movement through a tonal kaleidoscopic design inspired by fluid, water-like patterns. Interlocking triangles and circles form a layered composition, with deep olive motifs set against a light olive ground to create a versatile look with the depth and dimension of a textured solid.

Water-resistant, stain-resistant, and fully machine-washable. Colors may vary by device and lighting.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Elizabeth Z. ★★★★★

The tonal kaleidoscope pattern really does shift under different lighting, giving the rug a watery, fluid feel. It’s softer underfoot than I expected for a flatweave, which makes it perfect for my reading nook.

Henry ★★★★★

The interlocking triangles and circles create this almost hypnotic ripple effect underfoot. My living room feels calmer now, and the rug lies flat right out of the box without any curling at the edges.

Grace ★★★★☆

The tonal design really does shift as you move around the room, which is a nice touch. I only wish the pattern was a bit more defined in person—still a beautiful rug though.