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Dalarna

Lina Blue-Cream Rug

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Dalarna LINA Blue-Cream

Why It's Good:

The easiest way to add some beachy ambiance to your home is by investing in this blue-and-white-striped rug.  This classic color combination embodies all that is easy and crisp about summer, and the nautical look and feel of this rug will immediately transform your space into a seafaring haven – even if you're miles away from the ocean.

Why It's Green:

Woven with 50 percent recycled plastic strips, Dalarna Scandinavian area rugs and runners are hypoallergenic and mildew resistant.

Where To Get It:

indooroutdoorrunners.com | $97