(55 customer reviews)

A Couple Of Dog And Moon Rug

$46.00

The a couple of dog and moon rug is designed with 3 layers, Flannel composite sponge rug, a middle foam layer, and non-slip plastic dots on the bottom made of non-woven fabric to enhance water absorption. With a thickness of 1.2 cm, it is durable and 3D printing using advanced technology, resulting in a soft texture.

Color

Multicolor
Condition

New
Construction

Flat woven
Features

Non-slip, Washable
Material

Flannel
Pattern

Solid
Placement

Indoor, Outdoor
Room

Living room, Bedroom
Shape

Rectangle
Style

Modern
Type

Area Rug
Sizes:

X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large

55 reviews for A Couple Of Dog And Moon Rug

  1. James Carter –

    The rug’s design is absolutely charming-the little dogs and moon create such a warm, cozy vibe in my reading corner. However, the design may not suit everyone’s taste, especially if you prefer something more neutral or modern.

  2. Emily Johnson –

    I love how soft this rug feels under my feet-it’s perfect for relaxing evenings. The downside is that it’s not thick enough to provide much cushioning on hard floors.

  3. Michael Brown –

    The rug brings a touch of whimsy into my kid’s room, and my daughter loves it! But it does tend to curl a bit at the corners, which can be annoying unless you use a rug pad.

  4. Sarah Davis –

    This rug is such a conversation starter! Every guest asks about it. That said, the cute dog design may look out of place in more sophisticated decor themes.

  5. William Wilson –

    I appreciate that the materials used are hypoallergenic-my toddler and puppy have had no issues. The only problem is that it’s not machine washable, so cleaning can take more effort.

  6. Olivia Smith –

    It’s a lovely gift for dog lovers! I bought one for my sister and she was thrilled. The only downside is that the colors are slightly less vibrant than shown online.

  7. David Clark –

    It fits perfectly in my small apartment and instantly made the space feel more inviting. My only complaint is that in larger rooms, it looks a bit too small and gets lost.

  8. Sophia Martinez –

    I’m impressed with the anti-slip backing-it stays in place really well. But it still benefits from a rug pad if you want extra security, especially on slick hardwood.

  9. Robert Taylor –

    This rug adds a dreamy, magical touch to my bedroom. I do wish the stitching blended better with the overall design-it stands out a bit more than I expected.

  10. Ava Anderson –

    Lightweight and easy to move around when vacuuming or redecorating, which I love. However, it sometimes doesn’t lay flat right away after being unrolled.

  11. Thomas Lee –

    It’s a perfect accent piece for a cozy corner-cute, comfy, and unique. The only issue is that it doesn’t feel quite as plush as some other rugs in this price range.

  12. Isabella Moore –

    I love the storybook feel this rug gives the room. It really adds personality! But if you’re into a minimalist style, this theme might feel too busy.

  13. Charles Harris –

    The detailed dog and moon illustration is so sweet and artistic. The rug is thin, though, so it’s not ideal for sitting on for long periods.

  14. Mia Thompson –

    This rug is a heartwarming addition to my entryway. Sadly, the edges started to fray just a bit after a few weeks of use, so I’m watching it closely.

  15. Christopher Lewis –

    The rug’s size options made it easy to find the right fit for my nursery. Still, the smaller sizes don’t show the full detail of the artwork clearly.

  16. Emma Walker –

    Great for kids and pets-my puppy naps on it every day. However, it does trap fur more than I expected, so regular vacuuming is a must.

  17. Daniel Allen –

    The print is very cute without being overwhelming-ideal for a relaxed home vibe. The downside is that it doesn’t handle direct sunlight well and may fade.

  18. Charlotte Young –

    I placed this rug in my living room and it instantly made the space more inviting. One issue is that it doesn’t offer much insulation on cold tile floors.

  19. Matthew King –

    The anti-slip bottom is super helpful since I have a toddler running around. But the rug still shifts slightly with heavy traffic, so I had to secure it further.

  20. Amelia Wright –

    It makes a cozy, heartwarming impression in any space. Unfortunately, it’s a little tricky to clean if you get a serious spill on it.

  21. Joseph Scott –

    Perfect for seasonal decor, especially in fall and winter-it feels warm and nostalgic. It might not suit bright, tropical-themed spaces as well.

  22. Harper Adams –

    The softness is really comforting underfoot-it’s my cat’s favorite nap spot. Just keep in mind it’s not built for heavy-duty traffic or wear.

  23. Andrew Baker –

    I love the emotional vibe the artwork gives-it really adds soul to the space. However, that same sentimentality may not be for everyone’s taste.

  24. Evelyn Green –

    The non-toxic dyes are a huge plus-safe for my kids and dogs. That said, the print didn’t pop as much as it did in the product photos.

  25. Benjamin Hill –

    This rug ties my bedroom together perfectly and brings in a bit of personality. The only issue is the pile is shorter than expected.

  26. Abigail Turner –

    It makes a great statement piece in small areas. But if you’re planning to use it in a large room, it may need other decor to complement it.

  27. Samuel Parker –

    This rug gives a cozy, almost magical atmosphere to my living space. Unfortunately, the design is a bit too playful for my office setup.

  28. Elizabeth Cook –

    The stitching quality feels reliable-it’s held up so far with pets running around. My only wish is for more vibrant contrast in the design.

  29. Logan Morris –

    I bought this as a gift and my friend adored it. The downside was the shipping time-it took longer than I expected to arrive.

  30. Grace Phillips –

    It’s a cute and unique rug that brings character to the room. However, the fabric is thinner than it looks in the pictures.

  31. Ethan Edwards –

    I love that it doesn’t irritate my sensitive skin-super comfy. One issue is it slides a little on laminate floors without an added pad.

  32. Victoria Campbell –

    My kids love lying on it while reading-it’s soft and inviting. It’s not machine washable, though, which can be a hassle with messes.

  33. Ryan Mitchell –

    This rug is such a mood-lifter-the artwork just makes you smile. The problem is, it won’t work well in more serious or formal room themes.

  34. Chloe Roberts –

    I use this rug in my home office for a playful touch. The only negative is it collects dust a bit quicker than my other rugs.

  35. Nathan Stewart –

    Super easy to roll out and reposition when cleaning. It does have a tendency to lift at the edges if not flattened properly.

  36. Hannah Rogers –

    The color palette is really soft and comforting-not too loud. Unfortunately, it may fade if placed in strong, direct sunlight over time.

  37. Mason Ward –

    It’s perfect for bedrooms and quiet corners. Just know that if you’re placing it in a busy hallway, it might not hold up as long.

  38. Lily Peterson –

    This rug is perfect for a nursery-gentle and cheerful. Only con is it’s not waterproof, so be careful with bottle spills or potty training!

  39. Caleb Gray –

    I adore the creative, romantic vibe of the couple and moon motif. It might not be ideal for someone who prefers abstract or geometric patterns.

  40. Zoey Coleman –

    It’s pet-friendly and stands up to a bit of scratching. That said, fur tends to cling to the surface and needs frequent cleaning.

  41. Lucas Bailey –

    The size options let me find the perfect match for my living space. Still, I wish there was a size slightly larger for more coverage.

  42. Madeline Foster –

    It gives the space a personal, homey feel that mass-produced rugs just don’t have. Unfortunately, the rug doesn’t offer much warmth on cold floors.

  43. Jack Reed –

    Great detail in the print-very high quality visually. I was a little disappointed that the colors weren’t quite as deep in real life.

  44. Layla Hayes –

    This rug has made my small bedroom feel much more complete. On the downside, it’s a bit thin for extended sitting or floor lounging.

  45. Dylan Brooks –

    It’s incredibly lightweight and easy to handle when cleaning. That lightness also means it may move more than heavier rugs.

  46. Natalie Price –

    I love the sense of comfort it adds to the space. Just be aware the design might be too theme-specific for multipurpose rooms.

  47. Owen Bennett –

    The theme is adorable and feels almost like a fairy tale. But if you have modern or minimalist furniture, it might clash visually.

  48. Scarlett Cox –

    Soft to the touch and safe for my toddler to crawl on. Cleaning it takes more time than expected since it’s not machine-washable.

  49. Gabriel Long –

    The artwork adds a personal touch that’s hard to find in most rugs. I did notice a slight chemical smell when first unwrapped, but it faded.

  50. Aria Russell –

    It brought my entryway to life with just one piece. Sadly, the edges do tend to lift up unless you weigh them down or use a pad.

  51. Connor Myers –

    The sentimental design makes it more than just a floor covering-it tells a story. That said, it’s not the best fit for minimalist spaces.

  52. Ellie Ford –

    I love how it instantly warms up the room without needing much else. Unfortunately, it can show dirt faster due to its lighter color.

  53. Hunter Gibson –

    It gives the space a welcoming, homey vibe that guests always compliment. Still, it lacks the plushness of more premium rugs.

  54. Mila Sullivan –

    The charming dog-and-moon design really brings joy to my day. However, it might be too quirky for a formal living room.

  55. Liam Perry –

    I was surprised at how well it held up after a month of use-it’s holding its shape nicely. The only issue is it needs regular upkeep to keep it looking fresh.

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