Bathroom Rug – Water Goes Into the Pile, Not Across the Tiles

A padded bathroom rug with a deep suede-velvet surface that lifts water off your feet in a step or two. The underside grips tile and stone rather than skating over it. Three sizes run from a single shower door up to a wide double vanity.

Why choose this bathroom rug?

A flat rug saturates after one shower and then stays damp until evening. Depth is what gives the pile somewhere to put the water while the surface still reads as dry. Everything else depends on the backing keeping the rug in one spot.

• Deep velvet surface: Takes on a lot of water and still feels dry to stand on afterward.
• Gripped underside: Holds onto tile and stone so the rug does not wander toward the door.
• Padded underfoot: Enough loft between you and a cold floor to make a difference in winter.
• Releases moisture: The pile gives water back to the air between showers instead of holding it.
• Three footprints: 15.7 x 23.6 in, 19.7 x 31.5 in and 24 x 36 in to suit the room.

Step off the shower tray and the floor stays as dry as you found it.

Give it a shake before the first use so the pile stands up evenly. Wash cool, then tumble low or hang it, which protects the texture of the grip layer. Leave out the fabric softener; it films the fibers and cuts how much water they can hold.

Specifications

• Suede-velvet pile on a gripped backing
• Sizes 15.7 x 23.6, 19.7 x 31.5 and 24 x 36 in
• Padded construction
• Machine washable

Lay one down and give your feet somewhere soft to land.