Teal Persian Rugs

How a Teal Persian Rug can Highlight your Room Decor

A teal persian rug highlights your room’s decor by helping to strike the proper tone and define the room’s style. You may use your teal persian area rug as the key focal point or just one piece of the puzzle. 

Decorating with a Teal Persian Rug

Decorating with a teal persian rug gives you flexibility with what tone you strike, the mood you set, and what style the room falls into. Persian rugs cover a wide range of territory and depending on the pattern, color scheme, height, and other factors, the rug can fit in grand and elegant styles or homey styles like farmhouse and vintage casual. 

Choosing which Teal Persian Rug is Right for You

Even shopping through a specific style of teal rug doesn’t mean that you’re limited for options--there are plenty of designs and color schemes and other unique features out there for teal persian rugs, and to help you narrow down your search, start by thinking through these key topics. 

Position: One of the first steps is to determine where you’ll place the rug, how/if it overlaps with the existing furniture, and its size. There are no set rules, but there are some common placements that can inspire you in your space. 

• Living Room: A safe bet is to center your rug with your main furniture. In large living rooms, your rug can sit completely beneath the furniture, but in other spaces, rugs tend to go under the front two legs of the furniture or completely in front of it. 
• Dining Room: In the dining room, rugs are often stationed directly beneath the table and have enough excess on the sides and ends for the chairs to sit on whether they’re pushed in or pulled out. 
• Bedroom: If your bed is centered, you can center your rug beneath it. You can choose whether to have the rug completely under the bed or just under the bottom ? of it. Or, if your bed is off to the side, you can still center a rug in the middle of the bedroom itself or use smaller rugs to strategically designate other areas like a desk, seating space, etc. 
• Kitchen: Add style into your kitchen by placing a 2x3 or 3x5 teal persian rug in front of a sink or elsewhere where you tend to stand still. In galley kitchens or kitchens with an island, a teal persian runner rug can also be practical and beautiful. 
• Bathrooms: Narrow bathrooms can also benefit from a teal persian runner rug, or 2x3 rugs by sinks, showers, and tubs. 


• Outdoors: Teal persian rugs are also available as outdoor rugs, so consider carrying your style outdoors. When thinking about the position, follow guidelines for similar indoor spaces. 

Shape: Teal persian rugs are most commonly rectangular, runners, or round rugs, but there are other shapes as well. Being strategic with the shape of the rug can help maximize your room’s layout and help ensure that everything is balanced size-wise and visually.

Pattern: Persian rugs typically come in patterns that convey elegance and sophistication,, but the actual details of that pattern can make a big difference. Patterns that are dense and complicated can set a certain mood, while rugs that have one large focal point and fewer details can work with minimal traditional spaces. 

Color: Your teal persian area rug may include other colors in its scheme, such as grays and beige tones or other hues like blue and red. The color combinations and how bright those colors shine helps define the mood of the room as well as develop a certain interior design style. When you’re narrowing down your color palette, think of what mood you want to create and how those colors inspire those feelings.

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