Rug Layered Over Jute Rug

The neutral under layer provides beautiful texture but mostly works to frame the more intricate top layer.

Rug layered over jute rug.

Try a delicate flokati like in the photo in this post s lead from anthropologie or layer pattern upon pattern such as the room above from amber interiors for an eclectic mix. Layering rugs is much easier than you think. Simply overlap several round rugs or create a rich mix of rugs boasting various sizes shapes and patterns in one area. So use a larger area rug to define the space and add a smaller one on top under a coffee table for example.

Although multiple rugs could be layered for an eclectic bohemian vibe i mostly stick to two layers in my designs. Sure the unexpected contrast of weaves and prints may have guests doing a double take but if done right layered rugs can pop in a playful way and more practically pull together a space. Start with a neutral area rug in a natural material like jute or sisal. A favorite look of mine is to layer a beautiful moroccan or kilim rug over a large jute or sisal rug.

Start with a neutral color. This way you ll get the look you want without busting your budget. Plus it helps to expand the seating area perimeter so there s a little more breathing room between furniture while still. Define a space.

If you have a large seating area and are having a problem with floating furniture layering rugs can help. The layered rug looks we love. A common layered rug formula is large jute rug smaller patterned rug but you don t just have to stick to a natural seagrass as your base. When you seriously love a rug but it doesn t quite cover the area you need it to it s prime for layering.

We all know that area rug rules state that there should be approximately 10 20 of bare floor between the edges of the area rug and the walls of the room and that all the pieces of furniture should be sitting on the rug but if this composition isn t quite working. An old world patterned rug layered over a chunky wool and jute rug adds color and texture to the space. You want the rug to bring life to the floor like in laura s adorable melbourne home shown above where she layered a graphic flat weave over beige carpet and a basic tiled hearth. Stick a simple rug underneath in a natural material jute rattan or seagrass work well to cover the difference.

Use a cheaper option like a jute rug as your base and layer the smaller version of your desired rug on top says henry. This layering similar to the bedroom example above adds depth and a pop of color to your decor scheme. To help further illustrate the many routes you can take enjoy these savvy layering rugs tips. Choose something with a different texture and or fiber like jute sisal silk high low or a flat weave with color and pattern in order for the rug to distinguish.