Layering rugs whether on carpet or hardwood floors is a smart and simple way to give a room texture and take on another trend.
Layering rugs over rugs.
A neutral color with a cut wool pile and no heathering or interesting variation.
Rugs should always be anchored whether used on a hardwood floor or on top of carpet.
On a hard floor an untethered rug is more likely to slide or slip but when layering area rugs over carpet the rug is more likely to wrinkle or ripple.
Choose something with a different texture and or fiber like jute sisal silk.
But it can still can feel a little intimidating so we decided to get some expert advice.
There are tons of ways to make this look work in your home and what s even better is that it can solve a whole host of decorating problems.
Instead stick to similar styles if you plan on mixing more than two.
To inspire you we turned to our interior designers for easy decor advice to help you layer away and bring your flooring to life with ease.
Here a few tribal patterned rugs play off each other well.
Layering rugs is a great way to add statement making texture and visual appeal to any room but how to master the look with elegant effect.
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.
In that case go bigger with your top rug to.
As a rule of thumb you can layer two or three rugs at a time but experts say that two is considered the sweet spot.
Think you can t layer a rug over wall to wall carpeting.
Make sure the rug on top is a flatweave style or natural fiber rug on the thinner side layering a cut pile rug over a cut pile rug does not look right you need to mix up the textures.
Rugs over wall to wall carpet.
Layering rugs gives you license to have a little fun but don t go rug wild.
In this stylish kids room a midsize kilim creates an extra cushy spot on the floor while pulling in the rest of the room s richer darker hues.
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.
This is also a great solve if you don t love a room s existing carpet.
Layering rugs with wildly divergent patterns is tricky.
Layering rugs is a great way to have fun with color pattern and texture.
Whether you want to layer an area rug on top of wall to wall carpet or layer it over another existing area rug here are some ways.
Layering an area rug in a room with wall to wall carpet can really cozy things up and make a space feel more interesting.
Layering a few rugs on top of one another is a trend that s proven to have staying power.