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Why Buy Silver Rugs?

If you want to add sophistication to your home, neutral colors like black, white, grey, and silver will be a staple. And our silver area rugs are a perfect place to start.

Interior decorators use neutral pieces like silver area rugs to create mature and grounded designs. Silver makes an excellent neutral foundation for décor, and it can wear many proverbial hats. For example, you might use it in everything from bright modern spaces to chic industrial apartments with everything in between. Silver has a place in most decorating themes.

For those who are still deciding how they want to use silver in their interior spaces, we’ve highlighted some inspiration below. These are some of our favorite ideas using silver rugs:

  • Try using a silver shag rug in a relaxing reading nook, den seating area or bedroom. Today’s shag gives silver yarn depth with highlights and shadows, which makes this color look like it’s shining. And it’s softer and more durable than any shag material from decades past.
  • Place a silver bath rug in your space if you already have plenty of colorful décor pieces. Silver also works well in minimalist and industrial bathrooms that make use of neutrals for the primary aesthetic. Try pairing it with a silver shower curtain that features a color like blue, teal, or purple.
  • Use a silver and gold rug in a dining or living room to break the neutral aesthetic while adding a sense of luxury. Silver and gold naturally go well together, and you’ll find stunning designs that highlight the play between these two colors.

A Closer Look At Silver Area Rugs

Most silver area rugs are technically grey unless they have metallic fibers in the yarn. And sometimes grey gets a bad reputation for being boring or dull. In truth, grey and silver are two of the most useful colors in interior décor. They're staples, and when you love these colors, you know that they can be just as impressive as any other.

Many interior decorators would consider the color psychology of grey to decide where and how to place these silver rugs. If you’d like to give it a go, check out the psychology associations with grey and silver below:

  • Formal
  • Conservative
  • Sophisticated
  • Calm
  • Peaceful
  • Soothing
  • Cooling

Are Silver Rugs Right For Me?

If you love how silver area rugs look and you like the color psychology behind them, they’re right for you! The best part is that they can work well with almost any décor, so you shouldn’t need to do much adjusting.

Before you buy, though, think about what you need and want from your rug to be happy with it. We recommend covering details like those below before browsing our silver rugs to find your favorite:

  • Accent color, if any
  • Pile height
  • Construction method
  • Dimensions
  • Material
  • Care requirements
  • Brand
  • Style
  • Shape
  • Design/pattern

Pro tip: choosing the right rug size is one of the most common mistakes. Measure your space twice and use some tape to help you see how your rug will look in your space. Silver rugs in 5x7 to 6x9 are great for smaller spaces. If you have a bigger room, try an 8x10 or 9x12.

Choosing The Perfect Silver Area Rugs

Enter crucial details like shape and size in the filters if necessary and then compare the silver area rugs that you like against what you want and need. This step should help you identify the best silver rugs for your home so that you can select a perfect match.

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