Maximus 240 Polyester Viscose Blend Fabric - Silver With Gold Swirl Design, Color-Changing Flat Weave, 60% Polypropylene 40% Polyester (7' 9" x 10' 2")

Maximus 240 brings a striking silver and gold swirl design to your space with a luxurious color-changing effect that shifts beautifully as the viewing angle changes. This flat weave rug offers a refined look with a soft underfoot feel, making it an eye-catching choice for modern interiors and covered outdoor settings. The blend construction delivers a balance of comfort, durability, and easy styling, while the shed-free surface helps keep your room looking polished.

Power loomed for precision, this rug is designed to provide consistent texture and dependable performance. The multi-textural appearance and subtle shimmer add depth and visual interest, creating a statement piece that works well in living rooms, dining areas, bedrooms, and lounge spaces. With a strong backing and resilient weave, it is made to support everyday use while maintaining its elegant appearance.

Features & Benefits

• Color-changing visual effect adds dimension and a premium designer look.
• Flat weave construction helps create a shed-free, low-maintenance surface.
• Soft yet durable blend supports comfortable everyday use.
• Power loomed construction promotes consistency and long-lasting quality.
• Versatile styling works in contemporary, transitional, and glam interiors.
• Suitable for indoor use and outdoor areas when kept dry.
• Multi-textural finish enhances depth, shimmer, and visual appeal.

Recommended Uses

• Living rooms and family rooms
• Bedrooms and sitting areas
• Dining spaces and entryways
• Covered patios or dry outdoor areas
• Home staging, décor updates, and design projects

Care Instructions

Promptly attend to spills or stains. Gently remove any excess material, then blot with a clean, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild detergent and blot carefully. Avoid rubbing, as this can push the stain deeper into the fibers. Slight color and size variations may occur due to monitor differences and manufacturing tolerances.