You never realize how much a carpeted area can do in a room until you get one and put it up. A rug literally changes your space unifying it more. Between calculating the correct size for your space and choosing the pattern, texture, and aesthetic that appeal to you the most, choosing a rug can be a time-consuming activity, but the wonderful thing is that, decorating your space with rugs can make a difference. your space something unique.
Ideas to decorate with rugs following these 9 trends
If you’re lusting after a vintage Turkish rug like the one pictured above, you don’t need a passport to get it – a flea market is a great place to start your search for the perfect rug. Take a look at the most impressive carpet trends and transform your space without having to lift a hammer or brush.
Layered Carpet
Can’t decide on a pattern or texture? Have an heirloom rug that is too small for your living room? The layered rug look has become very popular in recent years, and it’s a great way to have fun with textures and styles. But it’s important to get it right and fully consider your space before layering. A fun and bold piece like this smaller leather or faux rug looks great in a more neutral option like a jute or wool rug, and allows you to cover more area without overloading the space.
Moroccan rugs Beni Ourain
One of Morocco’s most important exports is textiles, and there’s no question why: the tiny African country creates stunning rugs and blankets like nowhere else. There are many types of Moroccan rugs, each unique in its origin and craftsmanship.
This particular rug is called Beni Ourain, and it is recognizable by its monochromatic tribal pattern. You can find authentic handcrafted versions at most high-end furniture stores, but if the price is too high, many American retailers have created gorgeous (and affordable) replicas. The black and white diamond pattern and chunky weave look of this rug is extremely versatile, and decorating with Beni Ourain rugs looks adorable in almost any living room.
Fall in love with Chevron
Chevron is another very popular rug pattern that packs a punch. This subtle woven rug is a great way to add texture and pattern to a room without overwhelming it. If you’ve been meaning to experiment with mixing prints, chevron looks great with just about any pattern (floral, striped, tropical – let your imagination run wild).
Carpets in unlikely places
The kitchen may seem like a dangerous place to decorate with rugs, but it can be a wonderful way to add color to a neutral kitchen, and sprinkle some pattern where there might not otherwise be any. Although you’ll want to watch out for stains, a rug can also add a cushion under your feet for those long hours of Sunday meal prep. Try a cheap hallway rug or faded vintage piece to make it look better.
A modern imitation cowhide rug
Animal print for rugs is a trend that grows and grows in popularity, but it has been a focal point on home tours and on Pinterest in recent years. This stunning cowhide rug is a great way to add warmth to a white living space. If you prefer to stick with a handmade one, try an imitation sheepskin in the bedroom or even in the bathroom. We suggest more this last option for animal compassion.
Noisy geometric carpet
Let your home be loud and proud. From the bottom of your screen to the floor, bold geometric prints are now. A bright patterned rug makes a great statement in any space; the green block patterned rug in this tropical-inspired room ties the whole look together. Try this trend of rugs in entrances, dining rooms or offices to give energy to the space without the need for a lot of work.
Kilim rugs
The kilim rugs have long been at the forefront of design trends, and for good reason. Native to Turkey, North Africa, and the Balkans, and known for their rich history and even richer colors, these flat-weave rugs are bold, beautiful, and timeless. A beautiful kilim is a great way to add color to a wood-heavy living space or brighten up the guest bedroom.
Vintage rugs are the new thing again
If you search for a rug online, you are bound to find dozens of “vintage” pieces, perfectly bleached to achieve an antique look. While we love these rugs in bedrooms and living spaces, this trend is a great opportunity to salvage Grandma’s worn-out rug from her basement and give life a new lease of life. While it once looked drab and dated, faded vintage rugs are back in fashion, pairing them with more modern furniture to keep this look fresh.
