by ED Ellen DeGeneres Crafted by Loloi
$79 — $2,299
Hand-Tufted is nice and plush
by Jaipur Living
Save up to 51%
$52 — $2,898
Handmade rugs have durable texture
by Jaipur Living
Save up to 51%
$52 — $2,898
Handmade rugs have durable texture
by Justina Blakeney x Loloi
Save up to 25%
$59 — $1,389
Hand-Tufted is nice and plush
by ED Ellen DeGeneres Crafted by Loloi
$79 — $1,979
Hand-Hooked has lots of texture
by Louis de Poortere
Save 20%
$630 — $2,410
Flat-Woven is slim and reversible
by ED Ellen DeGeneres Crafted by Loloi
$79 — $2,299
Hand-Tufted is nice and plush
by ED Ellen DeGeneres Crafted by Loloi
$79 — $1,979
Hand-Hooked has lots of texture
A Moroccan trellis rug can highlight your room’s decor through several areas, including collaborating with the color scheme, reinforcing the style, and setting the tone of the room. When you focus on finding a rug that connects to the decor through these important areas, you create a space where each piece works together towards the same design goal and shines brighter because of it.
When you’re decorating with a Moroccan trellis rug, you have a variety of avenues to take your design. Moroccan style is one of those themes that can be spun in a variety of different ways, from modern Moroccan to traditional all the way to other contemporary, vintage, or other takes on the style. Within those areas, you can go as bold or as subtle as you want with your Moroccan trellis rug, which means you can truly show off your one of a kind style.
As you shop for a Moroccan trellis area rug that’s perfect for you, consider these key topics.
Position: One of your first steps should be to determine your room’s layout and where a rug would look best within that scheme. Each room is unique, so take these general ideas as guidelines to get you started.
Living Room: If you’re looking to establish your main seating area, adding a large trellis rug to that area is a sure-fire way to do just that. When you do add in a rug, you have the choice of placing it in front of the seats, under their front legs, or further under the chairs.
Dining Room: The most straightforward way to add a rug to your dining room is to center it beneath your table. Be sure to leave about two or three feet of excess on each side of the table so the chairs can be pushed in and out.
Bedroom: If your bed is centered along a wall or a central focal point, accentuate it by placing a rug under the bed. You have the choice of how far under the bed it should go, but common layouts include placing it all the way under the bed, under the bottom two-thirds of it, or closer to the foot of the bed. If your bed is off to one side instead, try placing a rug in the middle of the room or along the side of the bed.
Kitchen: A 2x3 or 3x5 Moroccan trellis rug can add both style and comfort to your kitchen when it’s placed in front of a sink or other area you tend to stand still. If you have a narrow kitchen because of an island or cabinetry, use a runner rug to establish a path and provide comfort to those places you stand still.
Bathroom: Bathrooms will use similar sized rugs to kitchens, but they will be used in front of sinks, tubs, or showers. Runners are also a perfect fit in front of a larger vanity or in a narrow walkway.
Outdoors: Add style to your deck, patio, porch, or other outside space with a Moroccan Trellis outdoor rug. Check out similar indoor spaces for layout ideas.
Size/Shape: Next up, finalize the size and shape of your rug. With both of these aspects, look at your layout and select options that will look balanced within that space and the room as a whole. If a rug is the wrong size or an unflattering shape, then it will make the room appear off balance and take away from your design.
Pattern: Within Moroccan trellis area rugs, there’s a variety of patterns and designs to choose from. This is where you really choose whether you’re leaning into vintage, traditional, or modern Moroccan style. The patterns and shapes within the rug will show off many shapes and details associated with different facets of design, so when you’re choosing a pattern, look at one that uses similar imagery and lines to your other decor. If you need some extra inspiration, look up examples of Moroccan interior design and see what pattern will help you express your personal style.
Color: Aside from the rug’s pattern, color is another key aspect in determining which branch of Moroccan style you fall into. Even common colors like grey, blue, red, black, pink, and ivory are available in a variety of shades and color combinations. Each shade conveys its own specific tone; some will feel vintage and earthy while others will feel sleek and modern. Similar to what you did with the pattern, look at your existing decor for inspiration or look up examples of Moroccan style to see what mood you want to create.
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