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Abyss & Habidecor Bath Rug Buyers Guide

Click Here to read the full blog:https://flandb.com/blogs/by-flandb/ab... Click here to check out the Abyss & Habidecor Bath Mats and Rugs:https://flandb.com/pages/abyss-habidecor Bath Mat or Bath Rug? Your guide to luxury floor coverings for your bathroom. Do you know the difference between a bath mat and a bathroom rug? Most people don’t! But we’re here to help with a guide to choosing the right luxury floor coverings for your bathroom. Shopping online is the norm, and it certainly is convenient. But good customer service is increasingly rare. That’s why our clients have counted on Fine Linen and Bath since 2004. With complimentary swatches, personalized product recommendations, and expert guidance, we deliver concierge service in an online environment. Sometimes that comes down to helping our clients to understand linen terminology. Let’s talk about the difference between bath rugs and bath mats. Many people think that a bath rug and a bath mat are the same thing - they are NOT. And we are happy to explain the differences between the two. A bath mat sits directly outside the shower or tub. It’s designed to catch moisture and prevent slips. A bath mat is lighter in weight and highly absorbent. It is usually made of cotton terry, similar to a thick towel. A bath rug on the other hand can go anywhere on the bathroom floor. It is more of a decorative accessory. A bath rug is usually made from combed cotton. It’s heavier in weight and typically has a non-slip backing. And now you know, the bathroom rug and a bath mat really serve different purposes in your bathroom. Now let’s look at the Abyss and Habidecor mat and rug offerings. Bath mats are made by Abyss as part of their towel line while rugs come from Habidecor. All of these items are made in Portugal. The Abyss Double bath mat is made from 100 Egyptian extra-long staple cotton in a long-loop terry solid color. It is essentially twice the thickness of Abyss Super Pile Towels with a similar weave. The Double bath mat is soft, durable, and lightweight enough to wash regularly. It comes in all 60 Abyss towel colors and two standard sizes. Custom-sized mats can be made to order directly Now let’s move on to Habidecor rugs. The Habidecor Must Bath Rug feels soft and sumptuous. It is heavy weight and woven in Portugal from 100% Egyptian Giza Long Staple combed cotton. The Must Bath Rug is about an inch thick with an inset frame border. It coordinates with Abyss Super Pile and Twill Towels in 60 colors. Non-slip silicone backing is available for this rug at no extra charge. It is machine washable, and offers custom options for color, size, and more. For some flexibility, consider the Habidecor Reversible Rug. This rug offers the luxury of the Must Rug on one side and reverses to a fun twist pattern. This rug is about 3/4 inch thick and is machine washable. It comes in all Abyss colors with options for customizing color, size, and more. For a completely custom option, there is the Habidecor A La Carte Rug. This is a solid, short-pile rug that’s about ½ inch thick. It is soft, comfortable, and resistant to matting down. This rug is made to your exact specifications up to a generous 75” x 118”. It’s perfect as an oversized bath rug, an area rug for bed or bath, or a hallway runner. It comes in more than 60 shades as well as custom colors. The A la carte rug is a great unifying design element for the bath or any adjacent space. It looks just as good in your bedroom or hallway as it does in your bath. Visit Fine Linen and Bath’s website at flandb.com to see all the stunning style and color options for Abyss bath mats and Habidecor rugs. We also have an instant pricing tool. This interactive slide rule lets you enter the dimensions of any space and generate a real-time price estimate for a rug or bath mat. You’ll also want to spend some time looking at all the stunning colors and shape options available. And be sure to check out our videos on choosing the proper size bath towels and understanding GSM weight measurements.