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by Colonial Mills
Save up to 36%
$130 — $462
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
Save up to 36%
$130 — $462
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
Save up to 36%
$130 — $462
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
Save up to 36%
$130 — $462
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
Save up to 36%
$130 — $462
Braided looks good indoors or out
by Spicher and Company
$42 — $1,925
Non-slip backing
by Spicher and Company
$42 — $1,925
Non-slip backing
by Spicher and Company
$42 — $1,925
Non-slip backing
by Spicher and Company
$42 — $1,925
Non-slip backing
by Spicher and Company
$42 — $1,925
Non-slip backing
by Spicher and Company
$42 — $1,925
Non-slip backing
by Spicher and Company
$42 — $1,925
Non-slip backing
These herringbone area rugs have classic stripes that’ll bring a touch of sophistication to any space. Ready to upgrade your home’s décor?
Interior decorators around the world use the herringbone pattern in their designs to make simple or small spaces pop. This pattern is most common in tile, but it's also found on pieces such as the herringbone rug for more versatility. You might see it in a bathroom backsplash, a kitchen rug, or an entryway mat. In any case, it’s always eye-catching.
Most of these herringbone area rugs can be used in almost any décor setting if you pick the right color. If you’re not sure where you want to use yours yet, look at the ideas we’ve highlighted below to help inspire you:
The classic herringbone pattern is made from an arrangement of rectangles. It’s used for floor tile and pavement, most often, but also found in rugs and other textiles. It gets its name because the pattern resembles the bones of the herring and other fish.
The symmetry of the herringbone pattern is what helps it work so well for jazzing up standard flooring options. It’s common in the kitchen, bathroom, entryway, laundry room, and many other spaces. In contrast to the symmetry, these herringbone area rugs also have an eye-catching asymmetrical appeal from afar because of the opposing diagonal lines.
Unless your space is brimming with patterns and can’t hold any more, a herringbone runner rug or area rug will surely work well with your décor. Just look for rugs that go well with your existing color scheme to prevent clashing, which can ruin your space.
Before you choose from our selection of herringbone area rugs, you might want to make a list of what you’re looking for. This can simplify the buying process. Specifics to include on your list are highlighted below:
As you browse the selection of herringbone area rugs, open links to the ones that you like and see how they work with your list from the previous section. Then select your favorite herringbone rug from the remaining choices based on what you think will look best.
Check out our latest how to's + design tips to find the perfect rug for your space.
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