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An orange and grey rug brings together a daring color combination. It's both gentle and bold, and it can be an excellent conversation piece in almost any room.
Why An Orange And Grey Area Rug?
Area rugs are the most common choice for an orange and grey rug because they offer space to show off a design. The combination of these two colors calls for artistic touches and room to appreciate an otherwise unusual pairing.
Smaller rugs, however, can also make this blend look outstanding.
There's a certain tension between orange and grey that makes this mix even better. Grey is warm, inviting, and neutral; orange is friendly, excited, and energetic. Together, they're unstoppable.
If this combination isn't your thing, though, you might opt for an orange rug or a grey rug and add the accenting color in as decor around the room.
A Closer Look At Orange And Grey
The combo of orange and grey is unexpected and under-utilized. But as it catches on, more interior designers are using it to take rooms to the next level.
Orange is traditionally associated with:
Meanwhile, grey is associated with:
Is An Orange And Grey Rug Right For Me?
Whether you're looking for a full-size orange and grey area rug, or you're opting for something more subtle, you're onto a popular trend.
Orange and grey is something of a fresh color combination in the design industry, and it's quite versatile. For example:
If you're uneasy about adding this color combination to your interior d?cor, search for photo inspiration online. This simple trick can take your interior decorating skills to the next level, and it might just help you pick out the rug you're going to fall in love with for years to come.
For those who'd rather pick a rug in orange or grey and make up the difference elsewhere, grey is often the best choice for the rug. You can then add elements like these to add the orange:
It might sound like a lot of planning now but the polished elegance of combining orange and grey in a space is well worth it. You'll be enjoying the fruits of your labor for years to come.
Choosing The Perfect Orange And Grey Rug
Once you've decided on the right hues for you, make sure you know what shape and size your rug needs to be for your space. These two elements are the most critical to finding the perfect rug since the orange and grey combination can work anywhere inside the home, and even in an outdoor space.
Check out our latest how to's + design tips to find the perfect rug for your space.
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