Area Rugs 101
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Area Rugs 101
Area rugs are a fantastic way to enhance your room’s aesthetic, adding mood and ambiance while harmonizing colors and shapes. Ideally, a rug's primary colors should complement the walls, furniture, and other furnishings. Rugs can serve as focal points or help direct attention to other design elements. Large, centrally placed medallion rugs tend to attract the most attention. Available in a variety of materials, textures, and shapes, area rugs combine style with utility.
Handmade area rugs, often considered works of art, are usually crafted from high-quality wool that withstands heavy traffic and frequent cleaning. Superior handmade rugs boast a density of 750 knots per square inch or more.
Area rugs have evolved into diverse shapes and designs worldwide. In the U.S., oval braided rugs date back to the colonial period and remain popular today. Shades like brown, blue, or green in these rugs can lend a rustic charm to a room. Some area rugs feature a luxurious, lush pile in warm colors, enhancing a sense of cozy comfort. Mexican rugs and Indian dhurries can distinctly alter a furniture arrangement’s tone, giving it a unique character.
Proper care is essential for area rugs. If the rug isn't too bulky, professional cleaners can expertly handle those made from various materials. Avoid placing furniture on wet rugs to prevent permanent marks. For spills, dilute with water and gently brush from the outside toward the center.
The cost of an area rug varies based on its manufacturing process and materials. Handmade Persian and Oriental rugs can be pricey, while durable machine-made options start as low as fifty dollars. However, some rugs can cost thousands and are often found in mansions and hotel lobbies, complementing the high-end furniture.
Area rugs beautifully complement wood floors. Wooden flooring is elegant and easy to maintain, while area rugs provide warmth and character, especially during cold winter days. Fit for any room's décor, area rugs not only enliven a dull space but also help reduce noise levels.
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