Honest Loloi Rug Review | Pros and Cons of Printed Rugs

[@annesandstrommusic7538]

I’ve had my Loloi II Zion rugs for a couple of months. I love them! My three cats haven’t clawed the edges at all. They have had a few hairball incidents, which cleaned up perfectly. The rugs still look brand new.

[@pennymodern]

That is good to hear that this rug survived cats! I am a former cat momma but my hubby doesn’t love them :(. I love how easy they clean up as well. Thanks for the comment!

[@brenda_palmer2]

What did you use to clean the cat stuff with.

[@annesandstrommusic7538]

@@brenda_palmer2 Simple Solution which is an enzyme based pet cleaner.

[@Courtney.K]

Thanks for this! It's hard to come across unbiased reviews.

[@Every5Years]

So glad you did this! I've been wanting to buy a rug for years and I just haven't been able to find one I like. I'll have to look at these!!

[@pennymodern]

Thanks, it's always so hard to find the perfect rug for a space. Loloi makes a lot of different designs and colors than what I feature here. The rugs from their Loloi II lineup are their printed rugs, which are so much easier to clean.

[@MrsPattyann12]

I would describe these types of “rug” as a mat. I have one. Just received it and am not sure. It looks pretty cheap. Mine does anyway.

[@leahliebman6690]

Thank you for this thorough review. Other reviewers have commented that the color comes off when wiping off spills etc. Have you experienced any of this type fading?

[@Melissa-cy1xy]

Thanks so much for this review!!!! I was wondering about the Amber Interiors designed Loloi rugs and wanted to compare them to my Urban Outfitters printed "vintage" rugs. The UO version I bought is soft, a single layer, with a very tiny yarn pile & there are tassels on the ends. I have been happy with the 2 that I purchased on sale for our guest & master bath, just fyi if anyone is interested. Thanks again, I love the colors of your Loloi rug & just love Amber Interiors. Also,The UO's DID shrink in wash approx 1 inch each way, but came out beautiful (yes, they are machine washable, at least the smaller ones.)

[@marksissons6435]

Great review! Thanks. Very helpful.

[@britneydaniels6294]

This helped me a lot thank you!👍🏽

[@brianhughes1456]

Some eventually you need to give this a good cleaning. Any suggestions on cleaning outdoors with a power washer? can these withstand water?

[@bethlav3457]

I have one and like it but it holds cat hair. The electric vacuum doesnt pick up the hair.

[@janowens4406]

Do you need a pad under them when they are in a hallway? Do they stick to the floor? Also just in general do you need to put a pad under a rug when it is anchored with furniture and or a bed? Do they corners of these roll up, are they a trip hazard? Thanks,

[@soniadiaz788]

Hey thanks for the 411 where are your night stands from

[@Kismet111]

Hello … nice review 🙏🏽Been wanting to Buy for a longtime . I see them all the time at home goods n tjmaxx Thankyou for this honest review!! Oh no I have a 🐈 🤣

[@pennymodern]

Thanks for the compliment. i heard from someone else who had a Loloi rug who has a cat and they reported no issues.

[@gaganmittal5367]

There are only cons of these types of cheap rugs.... Due to these unethical rugs our weavers and artisans are poorly compensated for their skill set. I support only hand made goods.... Thx

[@123Rockchild]

That rug looks “plasticky”.

[@pennymodern]

It’s not! It’s pretty soft and very smooth.

[@danap999]

Great video! Where did you get the nightstand behind you? Looks great

[@pennymodern]

Nightstand was from Target - the Room Essentials Mixed Material 3 drawer dresser. It was around $120.

[@robertogonzalez7766]

Great review, I think my wife would love this rug!

[@pennymodern]

Thanks for the comment. Loloi has SO many great rugs to choose from, she will definitely like this style and the functionality can't be beat either.

[@Mrskaseymunzer]

Do you ever help decorate homes?

[@maryanngardner9270]

It looks like you need a dark color with kids!

[@GrapeApe66]

I purchased three Loloi rugs and they are trash. In my opinion you could get away with rug looking better if field color matches the cheap looking stitching on edge. Mine look so bad and makes it look cheap. It’s hard to see exactly how bad it looks in pictures or even in videos. My stitching unraveled and even looks more cheap.

[@pennymodern]

Thanks for the comment - I have 2 Loloi rugs now and only 1 has any of the stitching on the edges coming loose. And it's only a few threads. I wonder if it was a quality control issue? I am curious if you have pets or anything?

[@amelia_k1082]

Thanks for your video. I had a question, I purchased 3 of these because I love the ease of them, the vacuum cleaner passes right over the edge of it, they're so simple to clean, they lay almost completely flat from the get-go, etc. All 3 rugs are in different rooms, but they're the same Hathaway in Beige-multi. However, of the 3 rugs I purchased including a 3x5, a 5x8 and the 8x10, only the largest 8x10 had these weird ripples on it. Did yours have ripples or wrinkles on any of them and if so, how do I get them out? Thanks for your help!

[@natalieschmotzer2796]

Thanks! Very helpful. I would consider buying one. It was really great to see the texture up close. Yes, I am a neutral lover!

[@pennymodern]

Glad to hear from a fellow neutral lover! I am so happy I bought one and want to get another for a higher traffic area - our family room.

[@sugarspice1359]

I've spent months investigating Loloi rugs. The Hathaway II series is powerloomed. No pile. I liken them to almost like denim material, obviously in different colours. Loloi makes lots of types of rugs that do have a pile, wool like. Prices differ in size and pile. Printed carpets are awesome when made well. The Hathaway II series is classic and timeless. Your video was awesome! They tend to slip and float on hard surfaces, so a traditional underlay will help. To be honest though, they feel so great, they don't need it. There are things you can buy to apply to each corner that you stick on and can remove to wash.

[@ecarg0325]

What if it's going under a 9ft solid wood Dining table? Should I still get a pad?