Spicher and Company Vinyl Floor Cloths

How a Spicher and Company Floor Cloth Can Highlight Your Room Decor

A Spicher and Company floor cloth can highlight your room’s decor by adding in a coordinating pattern, reinforcing the room’s color scheme, and further establishing your room’s style. When a rug is added intentionally to a room, it can tie an entire space together through these areas and more to create a cohesive design. Plus, Spicher and Company vinyl rugs are extremely practical and durable, so you reinforce the room’s practicality along with its style.

Choosing Which Spicher and Company Floor Cloth is Right for You

When you’re choosing a Spicher and Company floor cloth, it’s important to consider some key facets to optimize the style and practicality. 

Position: One of the first steps in choosing a rug is to determine exactly where you want to put it. Spicher and Company floor cloths are popular for rooms like kitchens, bathrooms, and even outdoor spaces like patios, but they can be used in other rooms as well and have a lot of options with placement. Here are some general guidelines to inspire you. 

Entryway: In a narrow entryway, consider a Spicher and Company runner floor cloth to establish a pathway. Otherwise, a round or square floor cloth in the center of the room can accent a foyer entry. 

Laundry Room: Placing a Spicher and Company floor cloth in the middle of the room with a vinyl runner or a small floor cloth size can do wonders for making the laundry room pleasant, practical, and comfortable. 

Kitchen: 2x3 and 3x5 floor cloths are common in front of sinks, stoves, or any other areas where you tend to stand still. However, runners can also cover the same territory, create a path, and add more comfortable standing room. In larger kitchens, a Spicher and Company floor cloth can work in those same spaces or fill out the room. 

Bathroom: Rugs are often situated in front of tubs, showers, or sinks. 2x3 is a standard size, but if you have a narrow walkway into the bathroom or want to accent a double vanity, then consider using a Spicher and Company runner floor cloth to further define the space. 

Outdoors: Because of their make and material, Spicher and Company floor cloths are ideal for outdoor settings. Use a large floor cloth in the middle of a seating area or under a dining space to comfortably decorate and define those areas. If you need a smaller statement, use a 2x3 or 3x5 floor cloth right by the door or place a runner to make a clear path from space to space. 

Shape/Size: Shape and size go hand-in-hand, and they can only be considered after you finalize the position of your floor cloth. Small sizes have been recommended above, but for larger areas such as outdoor seating or dining spaces, 6x9, 8x10, and 9x12 floor cloths are three common options. These sizes give you options with layering with seats and fitting comfortably under the furniture, but you can also consider another shape like round or square to best fit your space. 

Pattern: Spicher and Company floor cloths feature a variety of designs to suit your space. Vintage patterns and faux tile are two common styles, but there are even more that fit into folksy styles, persian prints, vintage floral designs, and many others. When selecting a pattern, look for imagery, shapes, or motifs that connect to your other decor or overarching style to create a cohesive space. 

Color: When choosing color, it’s key to look at your other furniture and decor for their colors and the tone of those colors. For example, a sunshine yellow creates a very different tone from a mustard-yellow. Once again, look for colors that tie to your existing scheme and convey a consistent tone to seamlessly create your style.

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