Each of our garden rugs has been specially designed to be durable enough for outdoor use, with both plastic and waterproof materials, without compromising on style. Outdoor rugs are often manufactured from weatherproof material, such as polypropylene – a synthetic resin that's handwoven to form a resistant surface. It's stain-resistant, mould-resistant, mildew-resistant and UV-resistant, as well as affordable, durable and easy to clean. 'If you’re living in the UK & Ireland, we recommend polypropylene as it is best suited to rainy, damp, and humid climates,' says Clare Walsh, brand expert at Kukoon Rugs. 'It makes for the perfect outdoor rug material as it can handle high moisture and high foot traffic.' Another benefit of Polypropylene is that it’s produced in a specific colour rather than being dyed. This means it won’t fade when left outside, so your yellow rug can maintain its gorgeous colour for longer. As yellow is generally a lighter colour, markings and stains can show more easily. Polypropylene is very stain-resistant so aids in preventing this. There are also natural materials such as jute and hemp which can be used outdoors. Alternatively, you could opt for a washable rug, and you'll often find many rugs double up for indoor and outdoor use.

I’m a huge fan of outdoor rugs, and my very favorite ones are plastic. Whaaaaat????, you ask? Yes, you read that right. Most traditional outdoor rugs are made of polypropylene, which of course is also plastic. But today I’m talking about a very specific type of woven plastic outdoor rug. What Are Plastic Outdoor Rugs? Before you shop for a yellow outdoor rug, you should know what material you want to go for. Indoor/outdoor rugs are big at the moment as multi-functional design pieces that can endure the outdoors while being able to look attractive inside as well. Limited on space? An alternative is outdoor runners – this will give you a splash of colour and pattern without taking up too much space and it also works well in high traffic areas, helping to prevent shoes carrying dirt into the house.Colour may fade over time due to sun and wet weather exposure, we recommended rolling up and storing the rug inside when not in use.