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Shaggy Rugs For Living Room

Living rooms are a place for relaxing, making memories, and getting cozy. When sprucing up a living room's design, it's not just about throw pillows and couches"?that floor needs love too! With long, lush piles that feel positively scrumptious under bare feet, shaggy rugs for living rooms just make sense.

Shaggy Choices

So what exactly does "shaggy"? mean anyway? Well, it can mean a few things.

"Shag"? refers to a rug with a thick pile or long fibers. There are different kinds of long pile rugs. Before you start searching for plush area rugs for living rooms, acquaint yourself with the following textures:

  • Shaggy Rugs: "Shaggy"? refers to the most common type of shag rug. Shaggy rugs have fibers that are thinner than their noodle cousins, but not as wispy and fluffy as Flokati rugs. They come in varying pile lengths, ranging from 1 to 3 inches long.
  • Noodle Rugs: Noodle shag rugs have thick, chunky fibers that resemble"?you guessed it"?noodles! These rugs are playful and eclectic, with a fun, youthful element.
  • Flokati Rugs: Flokati rugs may be the earliest shag rug. Originating in Greece where they were signs of lavish living among the elite, they are traditionally woven with 100% wool. Truly classic Flokati rugs are light cream and rectangular, but with modern weaving techniques, they can be found in almost any color and shape. Their distinct texture is fluffier and softer than cable-pile shags, giving an ethereal, cloud-like style element.
  • Leather Shags: Probably the most unique among shag rugs, leather shags are a real statement-maker. Certainly bold, they aren't for the stylistically timid, nor for active homes"?they tend to be expensive and extremely high maintenance.
  • Fluffy Rugs: The fluffiest rugs you'll find may be faux fur rugs. Cheaper than Flokati rugs but with a similar, dreamy texture, these rugs are fun, bold style accents. When searching for fluffy rugs for living rooms, look for natural or synthetic fibers.

Material Matters: The Best Fibers For Your Shag

Plush area rugs for living rooms are generally found in three types of materials: acrylic, wool, and synthetic.

  • Acrylic: Acrylic fibers can be easily dyed into almost any color. However, acrylic rugs are not of the highest quality, and are flammable, making them a hazard for your home.
  • Synthetic: Synthetic materials like olefin and polyester are a better choice than acrylic, but aren't quite as high quality as wool rugs. They can be easier to care for, since they may be able to stand up to a steamer. But, they won't feel as nice or last as long as wool.
  • Wool: Wool shag rugs are more expensive but worth it. Wool is naturally stain-resistant, with a look and feel that's head and shoulders above the rest.

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