Teal And Coral Area Rugs

Teal and Coral Rug

Are you looking for a teal and coral rug to add that special something to your space? We don't blame you. This color combo is hot right now, and that's not likely to change any time soon. A teal and coral area rug is an excellent way to play with contrast and give your space more personality.

We hope you'll enjoy our selection as you look for the perfect teal and coral rug for your home. Check out our collection of teal and orange rugs or blue and orange rugs if you'd like more variety to choose from. With styles ranging from oriental to abstract, there's something for every home.

Using a Teal and Coral Rug

The teal and coral combo is a variation of the classic orange and blue pairing. Orange and blue are opposite of each other on the color wheel, making them complementary colors. With a teal and coral rug, you get the punchy orange energy with a calm and relaxed blue for the perfect pairing.

Below, you'll find a couple of our favorite ways to use a teal and coral area rug around the home. If you need a bit of inspiration, these ideas will get you started.

Living Room or Bedroom

Coral and teal blue rugs can make your living room, bedroom, or any other room feel more energetic and cheerful. Try them in a space with neutrals like white, cream, tan, or grey.

If you want to use one of these rugs to brighten a particularly busy room, try a teal and coral outdoor rug. Outdoor materials are easier to keep clean, and many are soft enough that your guests will be none the wiser.

Bathroom

The bathroom is a popular spot to decorate in blue shades, and coral fits right in with this water element theme. Redecorating your bathroom with coral and teal bath rugs adds a beachy theme that'll give your bathroom more character.

What's Next?

Shopping for rugs is exciting, especially with so many options to choose between. Before you buy your new teal and coral area rug, though, check out the tips below to make sure you love your purchase the first time:

Measure Carefully: The wrong size of rug can make your room feel crowded, small, or awkward. We recommend that you take measurements of the space you're furnishing and use placement guides to decide on the best rug dimensions for your layout. It's also helpful to map out your chosen rug size in masking tape to make sure it'll fit.
Consider Durability: Pick a rug that's made from a material that is durable enough for your home. A high-traffic space with exposure to shoe traffic, soil, and moisture requires more durability than a protected, low-traffic zone.
Get a Rug Pad: A rug pad will protect your rug's pile and backing from sliding damage caused by hard floors. Add a pad to your cart before you check out with your teal and coral rug so that it's protected from day one.