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A green Moroccan area rug can highlight your room’s decor by falling into the same style as the rest of the room, conveying the same tone, and filling out your color scheme. Your rug should reinforce the rest of the decor and all your pieces should work towards the same style goal; that’s how you take a room from feeling scattered to unified and masterfully designed.
Moroccan interior design has a rich, deep history that is conveyed through its rugs. However, because Moroccan style has been around so long, it has also evolved to mold with other popular styles. For example, you’ll find vintage Moroccan rugs, modern Moroccan rugs, traditional Moroccan rugs, and so on. No matter what branch of Moroccan style you fall into, there’s a green Moroccan area rug out there that’s perfect for you.
As you shop for a rug that’s just right for you, you may be wondering how and where to begin your search. One way to go about it is to think through these important topics.
Position: One of the earliest steps of the process is to look at your room’s footprint and layout and then determine which area(s) would benefit from a rug. Each room is unique, so take these general guidelines as ideas to get you started.
Living Room: When you want to accentuate your main living space, center a large green Moroccan area rug in the middle of the seating area. You have the choice to sit the rug in front of the chairs, under their front legs, or further beneath them. Another idea is to use a smaller rug in another part of the room to establish a separate seating area or reading spot.
Dining Room: The most uniform, balanced way to set up your dining room is to center your rug beneath the table. Measure it out so that there’s an extra two-three feet of rug on each side of the table and that will ensure you have plenty of room for the chairs.
Bedroom: If your bed is centered on the wall and is the main focal point of the room, you can accentuate that by laying a rug all the way under the bed, under the bottom two-thirds of it, or closer to the foot of the bed. However, if your bed is off to the side, try centering a rug in the middle of the room.
Kitchen: Small rugs can go a long way in kitchens. 2x3 or 3x5 green Moroccan rugs can bring comfort and style to your kitchen sink, while runners can do the same and establish a pathway in a narrow kitchen.
Bathroom: Bathrooms will use similarly sized rugs to the kitchen. Use small rugs by your sink(s), shower, or tub to add a soft surface, texture, and personality. Another idea is to use a green Moroccan runner rug in front of a double vanity to really bring in that theme.
Outdoors: Finally, you can add style to your patio, deck, or porch with green Moroccan outdoor rug. For layout ideas, refer back to similar indoor spaces.
Shape/Size: Now that you know what your layout is, you can finalize the size and shape of your green Moroccan rug. Consider how you plan on layering your rug with the furniture and what size rug is appropriate for that room. Both of these aspects will help you keep the room visually balanced.
Pattern: Since Moroccan style has been around for so long, it has patterns that stick to the original roots and patterns that blend with other popular styles. Some popular patterns include checkered, trellis, oriental, medallions, and others. Be sure to choose a pattern that uses similar shapes and motifs to the rest of your decor and double check that the rug’s design is the same general style as the rest of the room so that everything’s thematically cohesive.
Color: There’s no understating the importance of color in setting a room’s tone and style. First, consider what shade(s) or green you want in your rug. There are a wide array of options from dark green to lime green and anywhere in between. Then there are the other colors within the rug to contend with. Overall, look at your rug’s color palette as an opportunity to tie into the rest of the room’s tone and design.
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