Keen Home Design 9x12 Rug - Machine Washable Area Rug with Non-Slip Backing Ideal for Living Room Dining

This rug looks exactly as pictured. The colors and pattern are well defined and its easy to keep clean. Its not the thickest, but it does stay in place rather well. Adds to the room aesthetic and provides a focal point Read more

I am the type of shopper that will think about some thing for six months to a year before I even purchase anything. Buying a gigantic 9 x 12 rug is a serious commitment as it’s going to be the focal point of a room so in selecting my dining room rug, I have taken my sweet time. I was about to buy a rug bowl brand because I do love them, but I was looking for something a little bit more on a budget as it is Christmas time and who am I to be buying a rug for myself at this moment the rug that I ordered arrived in a box folded up when I opened it up I was so blown away by the pigment of the colors was so strong and beautiful there was no smell, the rug, unfolded pleasantly and even out on my dining room floor, it doesn’t move so far I don’t have a mat underneath it because it’s the dining room and I really don’t need it to be squishy. I just wanted something so when my dog jumps off our laps, he has something nice to land on as his little hips have been bothering him, AnyWho I definitely don’t always write reviews however I do shop on Amazon on a daily basis, but in terms of rugs, I know how hard this decision can be for people to make, and I can assure you that this is a very quality rug and for the price it is absolutely amazing. I haven’t washed it yet and like I said, I just put it down two days ago, but I think we should be in good shape. Read more

This black/brown runner is beautiful. I was not convinced I wanted to order another one from this company as the shipping was way to slow. However, I took a chance and to my amazement this runner came fast. I have ceramic tile flooring and have no problems keeping it in place. There were some fold marks that took a while to relax but I stretched it and placed heavy items on it overnight. Haven't tried to wash yet. that will be the true test. Read more

This is a nice rug—the colors are vibrant and look great in the room. It’s lightweight and easy to wash, which I really appreciate. The only downside is that the non-slip backing isn’t as effective as I hoped, so it does move around a bit. Overall, still a good rug, but the grip could be improved. Read more

Great rug… wears well even in high traffic areas like entrances and kitchens. Versatile and good looking. Highly recommended. I started with a 2’ x 3’ at my main entrance, then added a 2’ x 3’ as a bathroom floor mat, and a 2’ x 6’ in my very narrow galley kitchen. Works well in all 3 spaces Read more

Good colors. But thin. Rubber or traction backed to reduce slipping. As it is thin, it is not for a place with high traffic. A 5 by 7 was $102. A little pricey for what you get. This Keen brand manufactures inexpensive carpets. For better value, it’s probably better to spend $200-$300. The thickness of a heavy blanket versus a carpet. As you can see, it looks good. Just don’t use it, if you want it to last. LOL. Read more

Love the colors of the rug, and it looks great in our space. it is pretty dark so different lighting could change what it looks like. Read more

I have purchased many of these rugs, so believe I can give a very informed review. I purchased these hoping they would be the solution to cover areas in the carpet that the dog has torn up, until I can put down new flooring. First of all, let’s be honest, these are not what I consider a rug, but rather a carpet throw. They are a medium/heavy weight fabric with a fabulous design printed on them, a bound edge, and a non-slip backing that isn’t really non-slip when used on wood floors. Within two weeks of putting down the first three in my bedroom, my dog started shredding them when he would dig and circle beside my bed before he went to sleep. I cut off the pulled-out threads several times, but soon there was a bald spot. I decided to try again to see if this was just a faulty rug. I ordered three of a different design for the bedroom and tried again. The new ones didn’t hold up any better. Then I tried washing the doormat sized rug. I washed it in cold water and tumbled it on low. The bound edge looked like a roller coaster when I pulled it out. It wouldn’t straighten out. I thought perhaps I just needed to line-dry the rug, so washed one of the larger rugs and hung it dry. The same thing happened. Honestly, how many of us actually wash our carpets on a regular basis anyway? I have a pet carpet cleaner that is perfect for spot cleaning and a decent vacuum. My point, great marketing, but an actual rug and a decent vacuum seem to be a better solution. I ended taking all but two of the many rugs and putting them in my barn on the tack room and feed room floors. I am able to carefully run a vacuum over them if I set it for high shag, otherwise my vacuum sucks up the fabric edges. On a positive note, the artist designing the patterns has done a great job, and that is why I bought them. I have since found actual rugs that are about the same price and do the job intended for the washables. Read more