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Braided looks good indoors or out
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Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
Save 36%
$25 — $1,670
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
Save 36%
$25 — $1,670
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
Save 36%
$25 — $1,670
Braided looks good indoors or out
A confetti rug can highlight your room’s decor by reinforcing the color scheme, adding to the tone, and conveying your personal style. When your rug thematically and stylistically fits in with the rest of your wall art, pillows, poufs, and other decor, you can create a room that is consistent and masterfully designed.
When you think of confetti rugs, perhaps you think of rugs that have juvenile, youthful flair. That’s certainly an option with these rugs, but the confetti effect within the rug’s pattern can also be pretty subtle and just add light levity to the rug’s overarching design. So whether you’re looking for a youthful design or a sophisticated one, you can find a confetti area rug that’s perfect for your home.
When you’re looking for the rug that’s right for you, you may be wondering how to begin your search. One way to go about it is to consider these key categories.
Position: Step one is to look at your room’s layout and determine which area you want to accentuate with a rug. Each room is unique, so there is no singular way to add a rug. However, these general ideas will guide you in the right direction.
Living Room: Large confetti rugs are often used to ground your main seating area. You have the option of laying your rug in front of the seats, under their front two legs, or further under the chairs. Another idea is to use a smaller confetti rug elsewhere in the room to establish a separate sitting area.
Dining Room: The most natural way to add a rug to your dining room is to center it beneath your dining room table. When you do that, be sure to measure an extra two-three feet on each side of the table so that the chairs rest on the rug at all times.
Bedroom: If your bed is a central focal point in the room, you can further accentuate that by laying a rug beneath the bed. Common layouts include laying the rug all the way under the bed, under the bottom two-thirds of it, or setting it closer to the foot of the bed. Alternatively, if your bed is off to one side of the room or isn’t centered along a wall, you can add your rug to the middle of the room itself or along the side of the bed.
Kitchen: 2x3 and 3x5 confetti rugs are a great addition in front of a kitchen sink or stove. Otherwise, you can also use a confetti runner rug if you have a narrow kitchen with a path you want to establish.
Bathroom: Bathrooms will use similar sized rugs to the kitchen. Those smaller 2x3/3x5 rugs can be used in front of a sink, tub, or shower while a runner rug is ideal in front of a double vanity.
Outdoors: Finally, you can carry your style into your outdoor spaces with a confetti outdoor rug. Check out similar indoor spaces for layout ideas.
Size/Shape: Once you know your layout, you can finalize the size and shape of your confetti area rug. The confetti design appears in rectangular, round, runner, and oval shapes along with other options. As for the size, that will vary depending on the shape you choose and how much you layer the rug with your furniture. Smaller sizes have been recommended above, but for medium rooms, look at 6x9 or 8x10 rugs. For larger rooms, check out 9x12 and 10x13 area rugs.
Pattern: You can choose how bold you want the confetti pattern to be in your rug. Go bold if you want the confetti to be the main statement of the rug’s pattern or go subtle if you just want the variation to provide a slight change in appearance. Within your search for patterns, you should also consider the rug’s finish and height; a shag confetti rug has a very different appearance than a braided confetti rug. There are also designers out there like Safavieh who have collections that incorporate the confetti design, so check out all the options to see which one fits the tone and style of your room.
Color: Finally, there’s color to consider. For youthful confetti area rugs, you’ll likely look for a palette that incorporates brighter tones like blue, yellow, pink, and so on. For more mature spaces, neutral tones or deeper hues can convey your desired tone. The key in choosing a rug’s color palette is to make sure it connects to the rest of the room through similar colors and creating the same mood.
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