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If by chance you're still on the hunt for outdoor decor to enjoy this summer on your patio or porch, or even want something that can easily be brought indoors, Aldi may be your next stop.
While they've dropped indoor-outdoor rugs in the past, it seems they're dropping new area rug prints that are perfect for late summer into early fall.
From muted floral blues to taupe-colored palm leaves, these new rugs will be great for those looking to curate their outdoor oasis that doesn't feel too boring and beige, but isn't too bright or vibrant.
Plus, each rug is only $40.
Kirkton House 5' X 7' Multicolor Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug, Blue Floral, $39.99 at Aldi
These rugs will be available starting July 22 and are each five by seven feet, making them perfect for any small, medium or large patio space.
While specific details, such as the material, aren't available yet, we do know they will likely be available until July 29.
What Colors and Prints Will Be Available?
In addition to the blue floral design pictured above, Aldi will also be dropping a blue-based rug with a white medallion print, a taupe-based rug with light pink, green and blue palms scattered on it and another taupe-based rug with white, brown and yellowish florals on it.
All of the indoor/outdoor rugs will be available from the same July 22 date and in the five-by-seven-foot size.
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Are There Other Rug Options Being Dropped?
In addition to the rugs listed above, Aldi will also be dropping regular two-by-six-foot indoor runners all in the same prints as the indoor/outdoor rugs, including:
Whether you're hoping to find a rug for your patio or porch, a runner for your kitchen or hallway or a matching pair of both, Aldi is sure to have one that matches your specific tastes and style.
While their new rugs aren't completely neutral or plain, they are muted enough to fit into a variety of spaces — whether you love a beige style or something a little more eclectic.
And as a bonus, they're not overly expensive.
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