by American Classics
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$90 — $1,764
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Liora Manne
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$77 — $979
Handmade rugs have durable texture
by American Classics
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$90 — $1,764
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colorspree by Company C
$85 — $1,025
Hand-Hooked has lots of texture
by American Classics
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$90 — $1,764
Braided looks good indoors or out
by American Classics
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$90 — $1,764
Braided looks good indoors or out
by American Classics
Save 50%
$90 — $1,764
Braided looks good indoors or out
by American Classics
Save 50%
$90 — $1,764
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Liora Manne
Save 30%
$40 — $80
Hand-Hooked has lots of texture
by Spicher and Company
$39 — $1,802
Non-slip backing
by Justina Blakeney x Loloi
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$59 — $673
Printed is slim and easy-care
by Nikki Chu by Jaipur Living
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$72
Outdoor rugs go indoors or out
A multicolor outdoor rug can highlight your room's decor by contributing to the room's color scheme or introducing motifs that you can use as inspiration for your other decor. For example, if your rug has geometric shapes and aztec patterns, you can incorporate those shapes and designs elsewhere in the decor. So, your multicolor outdoor area rug can highlight your room's decor by complimenting the color scheme of the decor or overall shape and structure of everything.
Outdoor multicolor rugs come in all sorts of shapes, designs, and color palettes. Some may highlight every color of the rainbow, while other multicolor outdoor rugs may narrow their focus to the primary colors of blue, red, and yellow. The color composition and intensity can really set the style, so when you're looking to decorate with a multicolor outdoor rug, rest assured that no matter what style you're looking to emanate, you can find a multicolor rug that fits your needs.
There are so many options for multicolor outdoor rugs that you may not know where to even start your search. To narrow down your criteria, think through these areas.
Position: Outdoor rugs can be used indoors or outdoors, but for the moment, focus on how you might use an outdoor rug on your deck, patio, or other outdoor space. It's often centered with the main furniture, and depending on the room's footprint, you may place a rug completely under the furniture, under its front two legs, or right in front of it. Or, if you're dressing up your outdoor dining area, you can center a rug right beneath the table. Just be sure there's enough room for the chairs to sit comfortably on the rug at all times.
Shape: Multicolor outdoor rugs come in all sorts of shapes, from the standard rectangular and round to square, oval, and other shapes. Consider a shape that works best for your room's layout and size, but also think about shape as an opportunity to convey style and tone. In many cases, a rug with rounded edges can be softer and more relaxed than rugs with sharp, clean corners. However, the shape of the rug isn't the only way to convey tone.
Pattern: The pattern of your multicolor outdoor rug is instrumental in establishing the room's style. Many multicolor rugs are designed in stripes, but the configuration of those stripes and how large they are varies from rug to rug. Otherwise, there are designs that include flowers, vines, and even artwork.
Color: As stated earlier, your multicolor rug may display all the colors of the rainbow, or it may be more limited in its color palette. When narrowing down your search, think about what furniture and decor it will be paired with, as well as what tone you want to strike. Multicolor outdoor rugs that have muted blues and neutral tones may come across as beachy or at least calming, while vibrant rugs with primary color palettes tend to be more youthful and exciting. So when you're looking through multicolor outdoor area rugs, think through what colors you want to be most prominent and what tone you want those colors to inspire.
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