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A sage green runner rug can highlight your room’s decor by reinforcing a color palette, contributing to the room’s style, and setting the tone. You can even look at the rug to accentuate any theming in your room. As an example, if you have florals around the room in wall art, plants, and other decor, look for a rug that has similar motifs in its design. This is just one way to make the most of your sage green runner area rug.
Sage green is a color that evokes a sense of calm relaxation and earthiness. When you use a sage green runner rug in your home, you can bring in these two tones no matter what interior design style you fall into. Sage green rugs come in all sorts of designs, from the abstract modern prints all the way to vintage designs. Rest assured, you can find a rug that perfectly fits your style and conveys your desired tone.
As you shop for a sage green runner area rug that’s perfect for you, consider these very important areas.
Position: A good starting point is to decide where exactly you want to place your rug in the room’s layout.
Living Room: In small living rooms where you don’t want to overwhelm the space, you can simply place a sage green runner rug in front of a loveseat or small sofa.
Bedroom: If your bed is the central focal point of the bedroom, you can add symmetry by placing a sage green runner rug on either side of the bed. Even if your bed isn’t centered, you can still set a rug on one side of the bed or along the foot of the bed.
Kitchen: Kitchens in particular are excellent rooms to utilize a runner rug. Incorporate one in a galley kitchen or kitchen with an island.
Bathroom: The most common way to position a runner rug in a bathroom is to center it in front of a double vanity or in another narrow pathway.
Entryway: In an entryway or foyer, center a sage green runner rug in the middle of the room, under a light fixture, or in front of a bench or table.
Outdoors: Finally, you can establish a pathway on a deck, patio, or porch with a sage green outdoor runner rug.
Size: Runner rugs can range in size and can even be custom ordered, so once you know what your ideal layout is, take a careful look to choose what size rug would work best for you. Be sure that the rug is to scale with the rest of the room and that it won’t be too large or too small for the space.
Pattern: Since sage green is a popular color in so many styles, you’ll find these runner rugs come in a variety of patterns. Each interior design style is associated with certain patterns, such as modern styles using geometric shapes or abstract patterns. The designs in the rug can also serve as a bridge between different designs. As you shop for a pattern that’s right for you, look at your existing decor for similar imagery and motifs that can tie the room together thematically.
Color: Choosing to search specifically for sage green runner rugs helps narrow your search, but you still need to consider what other colors you want in the rug. Neutral colors like beige, grey, white, and black are common choices that show up in a variety of patterns. However, the specific brightness of those colors and how they’re combined really affect the tone of the rug, so keep that in mind as you select a color palette that’s right for you.
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