4x6 Jute Rugs

4x6 Jute Rugs

If you love the natural look and the soft feel of jute, treat yourself to a 4x6 jute rug (or two!) and show your house how much you love it.

Why A 4x6 Jute Rug?

Jute is a natural fiber that's popular with rug making, but it's also used to make burlap. It's all in how the threads are woven together. Your new 4x6 jute rug won't feel anything like a burlap sack, but it will have all the durability of one.

Interior decorators like using jute rugs because they bring a natural texture to rooms"?something many designs lack"?without stealing the show.

The following ideas are just some of the ways you might use a 4x6 jute rug in your home decorating:

• An oval 4x6 braided jute rug makes an excellent surface for reading nooks, small living rooms, and even kitchens. The braided texture adds to the earthy appeal of the jute, and it creates a thickness that improves how well the rug pads the floor.
• You might use a 4x6 sisal rug instead of a jute rug if you want it for an entryway or mudroom. Jute can't stand up to heavy traffic and frequent cleaning the way sisal can since the fibers break down under scrubbing.
• A 4x6 natural rug can also be made from blended jute and sisal, cotton, or wool. Natural fibers are luxurious and valued by home decorators, and they're the most traditional rug materials available.

A Closer Look At 4x6 Jute Rugs

A 4x6 jute area rug is the right in-between size for smaller spaces like sitting areas and kitchens. The tan color of the jute works well in rustic, coastal, lodge, and other natural decor styles that focus on raw textures and earthy undertones.

Because tan is a natural neutral color, these rugs can go in almost any home. In Feng Shui and color psychology, tan is associated with:

• Warmth
• Vitality
• Prosperity
• Inner Balance
• Honesty
• Reliability
• Romance
• Relaxation

Balance, warmth, and relaxation are traits that all decorating styles aspire to. Who knew it could be as easy as adding a 4x6 jute area rug to the space?

Is A 4x6 Jute Rug Right For Me?

It's hard to pair a jute rug with the wrong decor but to be sure, check out some online inspiration to see how the tan of jute will look with your existing color scheme. If it doesn't work, look for dyed jute rugs in a color that does go with your home's design.

If you're planning to place the jute rug in an area that receives a lot of traffic, spills, and stains, consider opting for sisal instead. Sisal is easier to keep clean and creates a similar effect with its natural fibers.

Choosing The Perfect 4x6 Jute Area Rug

As you browse 4x6 jute rugs, save your favorites to compare before you make your purchase. This will help you find the perfect rug for your home. And remember to add a quality pad to your order, so your rug doesn't slide. The pad will also add a layer of cushioning.