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by Vibe by Jaipur Living
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Custom size handwoven to order
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A pink persian rug can highlight your room’s decor by helping establish the color scheme, setting the tone, and reinforcing the room’s style. A rug should actually highlight your decor and not detract from it, because when the rug and decor all work towards the same goal, you create a room that is thematically consistent and stylistically whole.
Pink is often thought of as a solely feminine color, but it branches out much further than that. Much of that depends on the other colors incorporated into the rug, the shades of pink, how frequent the pink is, the rug’s finish, pattern, and many other elements. There are so many factors to consider when buying a rug, but that’s good news--that means that you can find one that truly fits your unique style and home.
Since there are so many options out there for pink persian area rugs, you may be intimidated by the search. Fortunately, if you start by thinking through these key areas, you’ll be well on your way to finding your ideal rug.
Position: First, determine your room’s layout and where a rug would best fit within that. Take these general ideas as starting points to inspire you.
Living Room: You can start by using a large pink persian rug to adorn your main seating area. Layer it with the furniture by placing it in front of the seats, under their front legs, or further beneath the chairs. Another idea is to use a smaller persian rug elsewhere to establish a separate area.
Dining Room: When you’re adding a rug to your dining room, place the rug centered under your dining room table and leave about two or three feet of extra rug on each side so the chairs can be comfortably pushed in and out.
Bedroom: If your bed is centered on a wall or the central focal point, accentuate it by layering a rug far under the bed, halfway under the bed, or closer to the foot of the bed. However, if your bed is off to the side or up against a wall, then try adding a rug along the side of the bed and/or in the middle of the room itself.
Kitchen: 2x3 and 3x5 pink persian rugs are both practical and stylish when they’re placed in front of a kitchen sink or stovetop. If you have a galley kitchen or a kitchen with an island, then try using a pink oriental runner rug in the narrow pathway and center it either in the middle of the path or in front of the sink.
Bathroom: The small rugs used in kitchens are also great additions to bathrooms. Place those small rugs in front of bathroom sinks, tubs, or showers, or use a runner in front of a double vanity.
Outdoors: Add style to your outdoor spaces with an outdoor pink persian area rug. For layout inspiration and guidance, look back at their indoor counterparts.
Size/Shape: Next, consider what size and shape rug work best within your ideal layout. Since persian prints are pretty formal/traditional, you’ll find they’re commonly used in rectangular, round, or runner rugs. However, there are other options that don’t compromise the tone and fit into uniquely shaped rooms and homes. As for size, it’s key to look at your specific room, but check out popular sizes like 5x7, 6x9, 8x10, and 9x12 rugs.
Pattern: Persian rugs each feature their own unique pattern, which is good news for styling your home! You have your pick of how complex or simple your pattern is, what sort of shapes are in the forefront, if your rug has a border or fringe, and so many other design aspects. When you’re choosing a rug’s pattern, look at your existing decor for similar shapes and motifs to tie the room together.
Color: Finally, it’s time to consider the rug’s color. First and foremost, decide what shade(s) of pink you want. There are options like light pink, hot pink, rose pink, and many others. There are often other colors incorporated into pink persian rugs as well like blue, orange, grey, red, and so on. Then, there are finishes to the rug that determine the tone of the color, such as a vintage finish or something more modern and clean-cut. All of these options can really help you customize your rug and choose the perfect one for your unique space.
Can I mix pink Persian rugs with other rug styles or patterns?
You can mix pink Persian rugs with other rug styles or patterns to create an eclectic and personalized look. Consider layering a smaller pink Persian rug with a larger neutral-colored rug or incorporating different patterns and textures in complementary colors to achieve a harmonious and visually intriguing space.
What materials are pink Persian rugs commonly made of?
Pink Persian rugs can be made from various materials, but the most common material used is wool. Wool provides durability, softness, and a luxurious feel. Some pink Persian rugs may also incorporate silk accents, adding a subtle sheen and enhancing the intricacy of the design.
What are the characteristics of pink Persian rugs?
Pink Persian rugs typically exhibit the hallmarks of traditional Persian rug designs, including ornate floral motifs, geometric patterns, and intricate borders. The pink color adds a unique and contemporary twist to these classic designs, offering a more delicate and charming aesthetic.
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