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Decorating with a pink runner rug can highlight your room decor by bringing out the hues and tones you already use in your decor. Whether your pinks are more muted or bold, you can tie it into the accents around your room, such as the artwork, accents, fabrics, furniture, and so on.
When decorating with any rug, including a pink runner rug, it’s imperative to think about what decorative elements you’re pairing with it. You can choose accents that have similar shades of pink, or you can use colors that pair well with pink, such as neutrals, blues, oranges, and teals.
Position: The first step in choosing a rug is to determine where you want to position it in relation to the other furniture and decor. Pink runner rugs can work in a variety of rooms in many different ways, but here are a few examples.
Living Rooms: Using a pink runner rug as the main rug of the living room works well if you have a smaller seating area, or an area that also functions as a walkway. You can place it directly in front of your sofa or elsewhere for a pathway.
Bedroom: A pink runner rug can fit well up against one side of the bed if your room is smaller or if the bed is placed in a corner and only has one side open. This is a great option because it gives a soft place for your feet to land in the morning and adds in that warmth and color on the floor.
Entryway: In narrow entryways or hallways, a pink runner can be the perfect addition of color and softness.
Bathroom: A runner fits well in longer bathrooms or in front of a double vanity. Like other areas, it can serve well as a walkway and a comfortable standing area at places like the sinks and vanity.
Kitchen: Kitchens often use runners in the same way that bathrooms can: placed in front of sinks or areas where you frequently stand still. Runners can also be great walkways for kitchens as well.
Size: There are several standard sizes for runners, so don’t feel as though you’re stuck with one size when you choose to decorate with a pink runner rug. Look at your space and determine what size works best in that room and how it scales with the other furniture when choosing your rug.
Pattern: The pattern your rug has can define or reinforce the style of the room. Popular pattern choices for pink runners may have ornate, persian patterns, or floral designs. These three styles tend to fit with traditional and elegant designs, while geometric shapes and stripes can work in a variety of styles, including boho, coastal, farmhouse, and modern design.
Shade: As a final note, remember that the brightness and shade of your pink runner can drastically affect the room’s tone and style. Brighter tones will often make a space feel more youthful and deeper tones like rosy pinks or earthy tones can make the space feel more elevated. Also consider using a rug that isn’t all different shades of pinks; find rugs that blend together complimentary colors. Not only will this add options to your overall color scheme, but it also adds variation to the room.
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