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An outdoor braided rug can highlight the other decor by contributing to the space’s color palette, emphasizing the area’s tone, and reinforcing the style. When you choose a rug that intentionally connects to the rest of the space, you can create a space where each element works together to create one unified space.
Outdoor braided area rugs are as practical as they are stylish. That’s why so many people decide to use the rugs in both outdoor and indoor spaces. Outdoor braided rugs are made to stand up against the elements, so they’re often ideal to stand up to daily life in rooms like the living room, dining room, and kitchen where you see a lot of foot traffic.
As you look through a wide assortment of outdoor braided rugs, consider these key areas to help you narrow your search.
Position: One of the first steps is to determine where you want to place the rug in terms of the other furniture and fixtures. There are many ways to do layouts indoors and out, so for the moment, here are ideas on how to use the rug on patios, porches, decks, and other outdoor spaces.
Door Mats: 2x3 or 3x5 outdoor braided rugs are a perfect fit right by your door to bridge the gap between spaces and set the style.
Social Spaces: There are a few ways to place an outdoor braided area rug within your outdoor seating areas. Center it in the seating area for a classic, comfortable fit. Depending on the size of the space, rug, and furniture, the rug can either sit entirely in front of the seats, under their front two legs, or all the way under them.
Dining Area: The size rug you choose for your outdoor dining area depends on the size of your table, but regardless of the size, it’s natural to center your rug under the table. Leave about two-three feet of excess rug on each side of the rug so that the chairs can be pulled in and out comfortably.
Shape/Size: The shape and size of your outdoor braided rug depends on your ideal layout. Several sizes have been recommended above, but don’t be afraid to measure your space to see what size works best. As for shape, you’ll find oval is a common shape for outdoor braided rugs, especially ones that feel more country and homey. However, you can also find braided rugs that are round, runner, rectangular, and so on depending on what you need.
Pattern: Many outdoor braided area rugs will use the braided technique to highlight texture as opposed to detailed patterns. Some rugs will be a simple, solid color while others use stripes to add in a different color/look. Find a pattern that connects to your other decor thematically to tie the space together.
Color: Color is key in defining the rug’s style and tone. Each interior design style has colors associated with it, but some colors appear in many styles depending on how vibrant they are. For example, brown is a popular color in many different styles, but different styles have different preferences on the shade of brown. Chocolate brown conveys a very different tone than light beige or cream. So as you shop through colors, focus on ones that fit with your favorite style and convey the proper tone.
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