Fuzzy Rug Layering

Layering rugs gives you license to have a little fun but don t go rug wild.

Fuzzy rug layering.

Rugs make a room look rich and warm adding a pop of color to your space with positive vibes. We love the pairing of two muted patterns above but the look works equally well with solid styles. This is a great way to utilize a rug that s too small on its own but that you really want to showcase. Layering rugs is a great way to add statement making texture and visual appeal to any room but how to master the look with elegant effect.

Large medium rugs handmade rugs door mats round rugs runners small rugs oriental rugs outdoor rugs sheepskins cowhides anti slip pads underlays round plush square or fluffy. This one is 9 5 13 5. The jute rug covers a lot of the floor. In most cases wall to wall carpeting is very basic.

Layering area rugs is one of the aspects of decor that itself is so diversified. We love rugs in equal parts for their ability to liven up a room and well just the fact that they make things so darn cozy. An arrangement like this could even serve as a focal point. If it has wallpaper or there s a lot going on in the room she suggests mixing a solid rug with a patterned rug.

A neutral color with a cut wool pile and no heathering or interesting variation. You want the rug to bring life to the floor like in laura s adorable melbourne home shown above where she layered a graphic flat weave over beige carpet and a basic tiled hearth. To get a lot of floor coverage start with a jute rug as your base then layer a shag rug on top for an extra cozy layer. But for even more softness underfoot and to give the bedside an inviting feel layer a flat weave accent rug atop the larger one.

Choose something with a different texture and or fiber like jute sisal silk. A large area rug makes any bedroom instantly more cozy and there s nothing wrong with stopping there. If the room is on the simpler side fire recommends layering pattern on pattern. Try layering a faux cowhide rug over a jute base for an interesting visual that adds dimension to your room.

As a rule of thumb you can layer two or three rugs at a time but experts say that two is considered the sweet spot. Room sized rugs like a 9 x12 and above can be quite pricey but if you opt for a smaller version of your dream rug you can easily layer it atop a more reasonably priced natural woven or shag for a cost friendly option that achieves a similar look. Lots of interior designers have added layer rugs in their own homes. The rug you add on top should be colorful or patterned with a high pile so it contrasts well with your base rug.

Layering rugs works best in a room where you have space and not that much furniture like a bedroom living room or den.