Dorm spills are inevitable, so these whimsical 20% off washable rugs just make sense

As a homeowner, there are a few brands I’ve come to trust for both durability and design.One of those is Ruggable, known for its machine-washable, stain-resistant rugs that last for years to come.I’ve owned my Ruggable rug for almost five years now.The brand’s new Ruggable U x Humberto Leon collection is an exciting launch for back-to-schoolers, whether you’re looking to decorate your dorm room or first apartment.

The collection spans multiple designs and colors, all designed to showcase your personality.There are three parts to this collection.The first is Regency Charm, packed with timeless traditional motifs.

Then, you have Varsity Prep for those who want a more collegiate look, and the third is Stagecoach, which embraces a Old West aesthetic.The whole collection is also 20% off on Ruggable right now, making this a great time to shop.Check out a few standouts from the collection below.This whimsical, fairytale-style rug has a tufted texture and will suit anyone who prefers fantasy over real life — like me.

The colors and design are one of a kind, and it will turn heads anytime someone enters your dorm room.Since it’s machine-washable, spills are no concern.

Shop it in various available sizes depending on your room layout.This rug pairs a cabana-style print with gummy bear decals for a unique design.It’s bright, bubbly and will stand out in even the most mundane rooms.

It’s got the same nonslip backing and water-resistant design as all Ruggable rugs.The border of this rug reimagines a traditional charm bracelet, and the detailed sculptural links stand out against the otherwise bare-bones design.It’s a good option if you want something unique yet subtle that can complement your room’s furniture without overpowering it.For those cerebral students who seem to always have their head in the clouds, this celestial-themed rug has a vintage, one-of-a-kind design that sets it apart.

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Publisher: New York Post

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