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The Hauteloom Michie is a machine-woven traditional area rug made in Turkey, with a worn-look panel design in deep navy and denim on an off-white ground. Its solution-dyed polypropylene pile is 0.32 in high on a jute warp, so it is soft but thin, rated for high traffic and easy to spot clean. It suits living rooms, dining rooms and pet or kid households that want an antique look without a fragile wool rug. Against plush wool and viscose traditional rugs it is flatter and less luxurious underfoot, but it resists fading and stains far better. Owners rate it highly, and the main complaints are the lack of a non-slip back and the roll waves on arrival.
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Owners rate the Michie highly, praising its soft feel, the aged traditional pattern and how well it holds up in busy rooms. Complaints center on the backing slipping without a pad and the rug staying wavy for a while after unrolling.
The Michie is a traditional area rug with a worn-in look. About seven columns of arched panels run between deep end borders of scrolling vines. Heart-shaped knots link the panels, and small rosettes and sprigs fill them. The motifs are deep navy and denim on a cool off-white ground.
Worn-look white patches and pale blue-gray washes are woven into the pattern, so the new rug looks gently aged. It is machine woven in Turkey. The face is solution-dyed polypropylene on a jute warp, with slim serged edges and no fringe.
The cut pile is short and soft underfoot, but the rug is thin rather than plush, so dining chairs slide in and out easily. The back has no grip, so the rug needs a pad, and a thin grip pad suits the spot where it meets a door. It arrives rolled, and the roll waves usually settle within a week or two. Under warm lamps the off-white reads cream and the navy looks deeper.
