Sale Price:
$949.00
Original Price:
$1,199.00
Collection Inspiration: Cadiz, Spain
Inspired by the elegant architecture and poetic colors of Cadiz, Spain, the Cadiz Collection features approachable designs in soothing hues that gently fold into peaceful gradients. Cadiz is one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited cities — a port city on Spain’s southern Atlantic coast known for its white-washed Moorish-influenced architecture, seafront promenades, and a color palette of ocean blues, sandy neutrals, and sun-bleached whites. The collection’s name, design vocabulary (distressed watercolor motifs, soft gradients), and color palette all draw directly from this Spanish coastal heritage.
The 3890F Blue/Gray Colorway
The 3890F is the Blue/Gray colorway of the Cadiz collection — the most ocean-inspired palette in the Cadiz lineup:
Color description: Playful pops of turquoise breathe life into a sea of gray hues in this serene piece. The blue tones range from soft powder blue to brighter turquoise accents, all grounded by a cool gray field that creates depth without heaviness. Retailers also describe the palette as including blue, gray, and gold tones — the gold likely appearing as warm amber-beige undertones within the distressed gradient pattern rather than a distinct gold color.
Within the Cadiz family, the 3890F Blue/Gray is the most saturated and most color-forward of the three core colorways:
3890F Blue/Gray (your linked product) — cool blue + turquoise + gray
3891F Blue/Ivory — lighter, softer blue + ivory
3892F Light Gray/Ivory — the most neutral, minimal color expression
Design & Pattern
Sophisticated and ephemeral, the sublime distressed watercolor-inspired motif creates a rich elegance that is both unique and versatile, as the calming color palette seamlessly folds into any decor style.
The Cadiz 3890F features an abstract weathered brushstroke design — a distressed, painterly pattern that mimics the organic variation of natural dye absorption and age-worn traditional rugs. This design approach is a hallmark of the broader “distressed” rug trend: geometric or floral patterns are abstracted and softened through a weathered, gradient overlay that gives the rug an organic, lived-in quality despite being machine-made.
The pattern also features fringe accents — short fringe along the short ends of the rug, a traditional finishing detail that adds a craft-adjacent visual note to an otherwise contemporary piece.
A standout construction detail: the Cadiz collection showcases a 3D high/low pile textural effect — the pile height varies across the surface to create dimensional relief. Certain areas of the pattern sit higher than others, catching light differently and creating a subtle sculptural quality that standard flat-pile machine-made rugs cannot replicate.
Construction & Materials
Construction: Power Loomed (machine made) in Turkey
Fiber content: 55% Viscose / 30% Acrylic / 10% Cotton / 5% Polyester
The fiber blend deserves specific attention:
Viscose (55%) — the dominant fiber, responsible for the Cadiz’s most distinctive quality: its subtle sheen. Viscose (also called art silk or rayon) is a semi-synthetic fiber derived from cellulose that mimics the luster of natural silk at a significantly lower price point. It gives the Cadiz a soft, reflective surface quality — a gentle shimmer that reads as luxurious under ambient light. The trade-off is that viscose is moisture-sensitive and less durable than wool or synthetic fibers, making the Cadiz best suited to lower-traffic areas.
Acrylic (30%) — adds durability and color fastness to the viscose, helping the rug retain its color and structural integrity over time. Acrylic blends well with viscose and maintains softness.
Cotton (10%) + Polyester (5%) — the foundation structure and stabilizing fibers, providing dimensional stability to the pile.
Pile height: 0.28"–0.32" (low pile) — thin enough for use under furniture and easier to vacuum than high-pile rugs, while the high/low pile variation within that range creates the 3D textural effect.
Fade resistant — confirmed as a key feature, important given the viscose content and the rug’s light, pastel colorway.
Size Dimensions
Accent 2'2" × 3'2"
Small 3'1" × 5'
Runner 3'1" × 10'
Medium 4'10" × 7'10"
Large 6'6" × 9'6"
Large 7'9" × 11'
X-Large 9'9" × 13'2"
XX-Large 11'6" × ...
Room-size 12' × 18'
Oversized 13' × 20'
Collection Inspiration: Cadiz, Spain
Inspired by the elegant architecture and poetic colors of Cadiz, Spain, the Cadiz Collection features approachable designs in soothing hues that gently fold into peaceful gradients. Cadiz is one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited cities — a port city on Spain’s southern Atlantic coast known for its white-washed Moorish-influenced architecture, seafront promenades, and a color palette of ocean blues, sandy neutrals, and sun-bleached whites. The collection’s name, design vocabulary (distressed watercolor motifs, soft gradients), and color palette all draw directly from this Spanish coastal heritage.
The 3890F Blue/Gray Colorway
The 3890F is the Blue/Gray colorway of the Cadiz collection — the most ocean-inspired palette in the Cadiz lineup:
Color description: Playful pops of turquoise breathe life into a sea of gray hues in this serene piece. The blue tones range from soft powder blue to brighter turquoise accents, all grounded by a cool gray field that creates depth without heaviness. Retailers also describe the palette as including blue, gray, and gold tones — the gold likely appearing as warm amber-beige undertones within the distressed gradient pattern rather than a distinct gold color.
Within the Cadiz family, the 3890F Blue/Gray is the most saturated and most color-forward of the three core colorways:
3890F Blue/Gray (your linked product) — cool blue + turquoise + gray
3891F Blue/Ivory — lighter, softer blue + ivory
3892F Light Gray/Ivory — the most neutral, minimal color expression
Design & Pattern
Sophisticated and ephemeral, the sublime distressed watercolor-inspired motif creates a rich elegance that is both unique and versatile, as the calming color palette seamlessly folds into any decor style.
The Cadiz 3890F features an abstract weathered brushstroke design — a distressed, painterly pattern that mimics the organic variation of natural dye absorption and age-worn traditional rugs. This design approach is a hallmark of the broader “distressed” rug trend: geometric or floral patterns are abstracted and softened through a weathered, gradient overlay that gives the rug an organic, lived-in quality despite being machine-made.
The pattern also features fringe accents — short fringe along the short ends of the rug, a traditional finishing detail that adds a craft-adjacent visual note to an otherwise contemporary piece.
A standout construction detail: the Cadiz collection showcases a 3D high/low pile textural effect — the pile height varies across the surface to create dimensional relief. Certain areas of the pattern sit higher than others, catching light differently and creating a subtle sculptural quality that standard flat-pile machine-made rugs cannot replicate.
Construction & Materials
Construction: Power Loomed (machine made) in Turkey
Fiber content: 55% Viscose / 30% Acrylic / 10% Cotton / 5% Polyester
The fiber blend deserves specific attention:
Viscose (55%) — the dominant fiber, responsible for the Cadiz’s most distinctive quality: its subtle sheen. Viscose (also called art silk or rayon) is a semi-synthetic fiber derived from cellulose that mimics the luster of natural silk at a significantly lower price point. It gives the Cadiz a soft, reflective surface quality — a gentle shimmer that reads as luxurious under ambient light. The trade-off is that viscose is moisture-sensitive and less durable than wool or synthetic fibers, making the Cadiz best suited to lower-traffic areas.
Acrylic (30%) — adds durability and color fastness to the viscose, helping the rug retain its color and structural integrity over time. Acrylic blends well with viscose and maintains softness.
Cotton (10%) + Polyester (5%) — the foundation structure and stabilizing fibers, providing dimensional stability to the pile.
Pile height: 0.28"–0.32" (low pile) — thin enough for use under furniture and easier to vacuum than high-pile rugs, while the high/low pile variation within that range creates the 3D textural effect.
Fade resistant — confirmed as a key feature, important given the viscose content and the rug’s light, pastel colorway.
Size Dimensions
Accent 2'2" × 3'2"
Small 3'1" × 5'
Runner 3'1" × 10'
Medium 4'10" × 7'10"
Large 6'6" × 9'6"
Large 7'9" × 11'
X-Large 9'9" × 13'2"
XX-Large 11'6" × ...
Room-size 12' × 18'
Oversized 13' × 20'
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