by Spicher and Company
$106 — $1,058
Non-slip backing
by Safavieh
Save up to 34%
$180
Hand-Hooked has lots of texture
by Spicher and Company
$99 — $999
Custom sizes ship in 3-4 weeks
by Spicher and Company
$99 — $999
Custom sizes ship in 3-4 weeks
by Safavieh
Save up to 34%
$219 — $376
Handmade rugs have durable texture
by Safavieh
Save up to 34%
$177
Hand-Tufted is nice and plush
by Colonial Mills
Save up to 36%
$147 — $1,470
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Spicher and Company
$99 — $999
Custom sizes ship in 3-4 weeks
by Spicher and Company
$99 — $999
Custom sizes ship in 3-4 weeks
by Spicher and Company
$99 — $999
Custom sizes ship in 3-4 weeks
by Spicher and Company
$99 — $999
Custom sizes ship in 3-4 weeks
by Spicher and Company
$99 — $999
Custom sizes ship in 3-4 weeks
by Spicher and Company
$99 — $999
Custom sizes ship in 3-4 weeks
A square purple area rug can highlight your room’s decor by complementing the color scheme, fitting in with your personal style, and helping to set the tone of the room. The key in designing any room is to look at it as a whole; that will enable you to shop for a rug and other accents that work together towards expressing your favorite style.
There are so many reasons why decorating with a square purple rug is a good choice. For one thing, they come in a variety of patterns, pile heights, materials, and sizes. Plus, purple is one color that can dramatically vary in tone depending on how bright it is and how frequently it’s used in the rug’s design. All of these options give you ways to choose a rug that truly is perfect for you.
With so many options there to choose from, you may be wondering how to find the square purple area rug that’s just right for you. If you start off by thinking through these key topics, you’ll be well on your way to finding that rug.
Position: Early on, it’s important to finalize your room’s layout and where you want to place your rug. These general ideas will steer you in the right direction.
Living Room: Square area rugs can be used in two ways in the living room: to establish your main seating area or set apart a smaller spot for reading, morning coffee, or some other purpose. If you’re using the rug in your main seating area, center it in the middle of that space and set the rug in front of the furniture, under the front legs of it, or further beneath the chairs. The same principles apply to setting up that separate sitting space too.
Dining Room: Your rug should be a similar shape to your dining room table. If you measure so that there’s an extra two-three feet of rug on each side of the table for the rug, then that will give you plenty of room for the chairs too.
Bedroom: In bedrooms where your bed is the main focal point, you can accent it by layering a square purple area rug right beneath the bed. If your bed is off to one side, you can still use a square rug, but try centering it in the middle of the bedroom itself or along the side of the bed.
Kitchen/Bathroom: The most popular use of square purple area rugs in kitchens and bathrooms is to use them as larger area rugs that fill most of the room.
Outdoors: Finally, you can add style to your deck, patio, or porch with a square purple outdoor rug. For layout inspiration, look back at similar indoor spaces.
Size: Once you know your ideal layout, you can finalize the size of your rug. The specific size you choose will depend on the size of the room itself and how the rug will overlap with the furniture. As a general rule, 5x5 square purple rugs are often used in smaller rooms, 8x8 rugs in medium spaces, and 12x12 rugs in larger ones. Of course, there are plenty of sizes in between those to choose from, so measure your space to see what works best for you.
Pattern: Purple is a popular color, which means it shows up in a bunch of different patterns and designs. Stripes, oriental prints, floral designs, abstract swirls, and so many other options are out there to sift through. To find your perfect pattern, look at your other decor for imagery, themes, or motifs that can carry over into the rug’s design; that will really tie your room together.
Color: You may have narrowed your search to square purple area rugs, but you still have to consider what shade(s) of purple you want, how frequent they are, and what other colors are used in the rug’s design. Certain shades convey specific tones, such as regal purple, eggplant purple, lilac purple, and others each creating a different mood. Once again, look at your other decor for their color palette and find a rug that uses similar hues to convey the same tone.
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