"feed were-unbelievably-on Amazon.com? What if I could promise you that many an AD home tour features a rug line that retails for less than $150? That this antique, California-cool, low-profile home in particular features three? It's true, and in the form of Loloi Rugs, a retailer that's collaborated with the likes of renowned designers Brigette Romanek, Joanna Gaines, and Jeremiah Brent."
"Loloi has done such a clever job of reinterpreting antique patterns with durable, easy-to-clean materials and soft textures, it's found itself in the home of design-hackers across the country. A Persian rug of $10,000 on 1stDibs finds its clone-something low pile, pre-distressed, no-shed-for 3% of its price point. I've written before on how taxing it can be to find a good runner or area rug. It's an enormous presence, a large expense, the vibe-maker or vibe-killer of every living room."
"I've myself turned to Loloi to search for that perfect vintage rug replica, one that can take my Facebook Marketplace-assembled living room into something cohesive. Machine washable, at that. This piece from Amber Lewis' Morgan collection does all the work of a gothic castle's library floor at a nearly impossible price point. In all its muted glory, it rings in at about 75% off, making it one of the best deals we've found across the board for Amazon Prime Day."
Loloi Rugs offers vintage-inspired, low-pile rugs that replicate high-end antique designs using durable, easy-to-clean materials and soft textures. The brand collaborates with well-known designers including Brigette Romanek, Joanna Gaines, Jeremiah Brent, and Amber Lewis. Several Loloi styles retail on Amazon at deep discounts, with some pieces available for under $150 and Prime Day reductions reaching about 75–80% off. The Amber Lewis Morgan collection offers machine-washable options in multiple colors and sizes, combining pre-distressed, no-shed construction with accessible price points. These rugs aim to deliver designer looks—low maintenance and affordable—suitable for diverse interiors and heavy use.
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