Burnt Orange Rugs

Popular Shades Of Orange

Why Choose a Burnt Orange Rug

If you want to add an energetic-yet-earthy color to your space, try burnt orange. It's like the more mature version of the warm and contemporary orange that we know and love. And burnt orange rugs can give your space some serious vintage vibes.

Burnt orange isn't just for vintage rugs, though. It's also used in geometric, Moroccan, and chic decor, to name a few other applications. It goes well with other warm colors like red, pink, brown, gold, yellow, and ivory, but also with blue, green, teal, and grey. And burnt orange area rugs are among the most popular ways to bring this shade into your space.

Using Burnt Orange Area Rugs Throughout The

With so many styles and brands, you're sure to find more than a few burnt orange rugs that match your personality. Whether you prefer traditional designs with vintage motifs or penthouse chic decor with a thick pile, there's a rug to suit your tastes.

Below, we'll look at ways to use burnt orange rugs throughout your home so that you don't have to pick just one:

Bathroom

A burnt orange bath rug helps break up the blocks of white commonly found in the bathroom, adding warmth and happiness. You might try a burnt orange shag rug in front of the bathtub to greet your bare feet or a pair of thin mats at the sink and shower. Consider using burnt orange in one other element in the room to create a cohesive look.

Bedroom

The bedroom does well with warm and romantic colors like burnt orange, red, and brown. A burnt orange fur rug beside your bed, for example, adds texture while making the space feel cozier. Delicate materials like fur do well in low-traffic zones like the bedroom, so this is the perfect room to choose a luxurious area rug.

Living Room

A burnt orange living room rug can go well with a variety of interior styles, from country to Scandinavian, with everything in between. If you'd like to make your seating area feel larger, you might try a burnt orange circle rug in the center of the seating area. Or a large rectangular rug that can seat the furniture and ground the space.

What's Next?

Are you itching to find the perfect burnt orange area rug(s) for your home now? Remember to consider the following points before you buy so that you know what you're looking for:

• Size matters: Measure the room carefully and consult a placement guide if necessary. Picking an appropriate size is crucial to get the most out of your rug.
• Think about durability: You'll need a rug that's right for the level of traffic, soil, moisture, and UV exposure in the space. Research the best thickness and material for your home so that you can keep your purchase clean.
• Add a pad to your order: Rug pads extend the life of your purchase by reducing surface friction, which could otherwise damage the backing and pile. We recommend pairing most rugs with a rug pad.

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