A vinyl kitchen rug can highlight your room’s furnishings and decor by contributing to the room’s style, reinforcing the color palette, and defining the tone. When you focus on finding similarities between the rug and your other decor, you can create a kitchen that feels cohesive and intentionally designed.
Vinyl rugs are as stylish as they are practical. Part of the reason vinyl kitchen rugs are so popular is because they are durable and very easy to clean. Plus, they come in a variety of color palettes, patterns, and styles, so you don’t have to lose style for the sake of practicality. As you shop, know that no matter what your style is, you can find a vinyl kitchen rug that perfectly fits your style and practical needs.
When you look for a vinyl kitchen area rug, consider these primary areas to help you determine your exact needs and style.
Position: Each kitchen has a unique footprint, so there are many ways to go about positioning kitchen rugs. Consider the following ideas to get you started.
Small Stations: 2x3 or 3x5 vinyl rugs fit well in front of your kitchen sink or stovetop. Rugs in these places help set up those areas as focal points and add to the overarching style.
Runner Options: Vinyl kitchen runners are popular for a variety of reasons, and that’s because of how many options there are to place the rug. In galley kitchens, place your runner centered in that space. This applies to other kitchens where you have an island or another pathway you want to establish.
Large Area Rug: If your kitchen’s floor plan is more open, try placing a vinyl kitchen area rug in the middle of the space so that it runs along your primary counters and cabinets. The size of the rug will vary depending on the size of your kitchen, but it can range anywhere from 4x6 and up.
Pattern: Vinyl is becoming a very popular material, and along with the material’s resurgence, you’ll find that these rugs are available in all sorts of patterns. From vintage tilework to simple prints all the way to oriental medallions, you can find patterns at the ends of the spectrum and anywhere in between. When you’re choosing a pattern, focus on finding a rug that has the right amount of detail to keep the space feeling balanced. Also look at your other fixtures and artwork for similar shapes and textures for connecting points.
Color: Finally, the rug’s color is a big part in determining the rug’s style. Neutral colors like black, white, grey, and beige appear in a variety of styles, but there are other colors like blue, green, red, and many more that are common as well. Your color palette should connect to the other decor and fixtures in the room, and in particular, you should find a color palette that conveys the right tone. With that, you can create whatever atmosphere you want in your kitchen.
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