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Walmart’s Martha Stewart jute area rug gives vintage texture without the designer price

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A vintage-inspired home refresh doesn’t have to come with a vintage-level price tag.

Martha Stewart’s brought her eye for timeless style to her wide-ranging namesake line, from cookware to chic outdoor rugs that would look right at home in her famous gardens.

Now, one of her latest home finds is giving shoppers an easy way to bring that signature Stewart-approved elegance into their spaces. The Safavieh Martha Stewart Natural Fiber Solid Area Rug, which combines classic texture, neutral tones and a relaxed, organic look that can instantly warm up a room without a major redesign — or a major splurge.

Made with the kind of understated appeal that’s become a hallmark of the star’s aesthetic, the jute design brings a vintage-inspired feel to living rooms, bedrooms, entryways and cozy reading corners alike.

Safavieh Martha Stewart Natural Fiber Solid Area Rug

SAFAVIEH Martha Stewart Natural Fiber Solid Area Rug
Walmart

Shoppers looking for Stewart’s signature mix of practicality and elegance will appreciate the earthy tones and organic texture, which help make a home feel thoughtfully decorated rather than overly styled.

And at a price point far below many high-end alternatives, the Walmart line offers an accessible way to bring a touch of the domestic doyenne’s classic charm home.

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