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Area rugs, especially in larger sizes, are crucial to home design, offering style and comfort in a variety of rooms throughout the home. These versatile pieces, including runner rugs and outdoor options, come in an array of designs featuring diverse colors, materials, shapes and sizes, allowing seamless integration into any home setting. Not only do they add warmth and texture but also serve as artistic expressions that enhance the overall aesthetic of a space.
The Best Spots for Area Rugs
Rugs are adaptable to many spaces, finding their place in living rooms, dining areas and spacious bedrooms. Runner rugs, in particular, are excellent for hallways and narrow spaces. In living areas, large rugs protect flooring, especially valuable for homes with hardwood floors. Kitchens and dining rooms benefit from utility rugs, which are durable and easy to clean, making them perfect under dining tables. In bedrooms, a plush rug under the bed or dresser adds comfort and style.
Design Styles for Every Home
Although placed on the floors of rooms, contemporary area rugs (and outdoor rugs) have the remarkable ability to stand out and enhance the space's character. Whether a home is decorated traditionally or filled with modern elements, the decorative impact of these area rugs is notable. Artistic designs meet functional floor coverings in collections from Nanimarquina, and for casual yet contemporary styles, Blu Dot is a go-to choice. For an addition of fine Italian elegance, an area rug from Calligaris can be a perfect choice. Renowned for its well-crafted modern furniture, Calligaris also presents a range of exceptional floor coverings.
Choosing the Right Rug
Selecting the right rug, be it a utility rug for high-traffic areas or a decorative piece for the living room, involves considering the space it will occupy. Assessing the room's size and shape is essential. Color choice is crucial, as it can either make a bold statement or blend with existing decor. The longevity and comfort of a rug are often enhanced with the right rug pads and accessories, which also protect the flooring underneath.
Enhancing Home Spaces with Rugs and Accessories
With the ideal rug in place, attention can turn to further enhancing the space with complementary furniture and decor. Explore a range of modern furniture and home accessories, including practical and decorative items like rug pads and accessories, to give each room a unique and personal touch.
Area Rugs Buying Guide
Sizes: What sizes do area rugs come in?
Area rugs come in a variety of sizes, commonly including 3' x 5', 4' x 6', 5' x 8', 6' x 9', 8' x 10', 9' x 12' and larger. There are also runner rugs for hallways and smaller rugs suitable for entryways or smaller spaces.
Style: What styles are there for area rugs?
Area rug styles range widely, from traditional Persian or Oriental designs to modern, contemporary patterns. There are also minimalist, rustic, shag, Moroccan and many other styles to suit different interior decor preferences.
Price: How much does a nice area rug cost?
The price of a good quality area rug can vary significantly based on size, material and craftsmanship. A high-quality, medium-sized rug may cost anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.
Room: Where should an area rug go in each room?
- Living Room: Often placed under the coffee table, with or without the front legs of sofas and chairs on the rug.
- Dining Room: Under the dining table, large enough for chairs to remain on the rug when pulled out.
- Bedroom: Under the bed, extending on all sides, or placed on the sides or foot of the bed.
- Entryways and Hallways: Smaller rugs or runners based on the size of the space.
Care: How do I care for an area rug?
Regular vacuuming, immediate stain treatment, and periodic professional cleaning are recommended. Rotate the rug occasionally to ensure even wear. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading.
Shapes: What shapes do area rugs come in?
Besides the common rectangular rugs, there are round, square, oval and runner (long, narrow) rugs.
Color: What colors do area rugs come in?
Area rugs are available in a spectrum of colors, from neutral tones like beige, gray, and white, to bold and bright hues like red, blue, green, and multi-colored patterns.
Frequently Asked Questions About Area Rugs:
How do I know what size area rug to buy?
Measure the room and the area you want to cover. Consider furniture placement and ensure the rug is proportional to the space.
How can you tell if an area rug is high quality?
Look for density of knots (in woven rugs), quality of materials (like wool, silk, cotton), durability and craftsmanship. Hand-knotted rugs are typically of higher quality.
How should you place an area rug?
Align the rug with the room's layout and furniture. Ensure it's centered and creates a balanced look. Avoid awkward spaces where part of the furniture is off the rug.
Should an area rug be lighter or darker than a couch?
This depends on the desired contrast. A lighter rug can brighten a room, while a darker rug creates a cozy feel. Consider the room's color scheme and the couch's color.
What color rug makes a room look bigger?
Lighter-colored rugs tend to make a room look larger and more open, while darker rugs can make a space feel more intimate.
What are the rules for rug placement?
• Ensure the rug is proportionate to the room's size.
• In the living room, have at least the front legs of furniture on the rug.
• In the dining room, ensure chairs stay on the rug even when pulled out.
• Leave 12-18 inches of bare floor around the edges of the rug in larger rooms for balance.
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Modern Area Rugs
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