Decorating With Throw Rugs - How to Use Them

If you’re on abudget and not up for big projects like repainting or adding insulation to yourattic this fall, throw rugs are an ideal way to spruce up the look of yourrooms, not to mention add that cozy feeling. Most homes have throw rugs in the living or lounge area. They are used when the family is watching a movie or when one wants to just relax. But did you know that you could use them to decorate your home?

Whether turned out in soft synthetic or luxurious cashmere, a throw is guaranteed to make your space stand out. Moreover, you can find these rugs in a wide variety of materials, colors, and patterns. You can add warmth in a room, create a new look, and combine the colors of a room using this versatile accessory.
Here are some tips on how to decorate with throw rugs.

Experiment with Pattern and Color

Throw rigs are an excellent way to inject fun and playfulness. You can now find rugs in different textures, patterns and colors. Do not be afraid to try out the different options available. The best part is that you can find a variety of throw rugs at a low price.

Ensure That the Rugs Extend Under Key Pieces of Furniture

If possible, all furniture should be on top of the rug in a living room. If your throw rug is too small, you can have the front legs of major furniture pieces on the rug.

Use a Throw on Your Worn Out Piece of Furniture

You may have furniture that is worn out, but you still love it. Fortunately, you can cover a patch of couch or ottoman with a nicely folded throw. A neatly folded pule of throws in a basket placed in a separate lounge can also look great.

Go for a Rug That Complements Your Existing Décor

With endless throw rugs options available, you have no excuse for having a boring living room. Go for a pop of color with a bright throw that adds to the décor of your home. You can also choose to match your throw rug with your throw pillows to create a cohesive look.

Do Not Skimp on Size

Getting small sized throw rugs is the number one mistake most people make. Avoid skimping on size. Choose a fairly sized throw rug that will give your room that cozy, yet elegant look.

Add a Throw Rug in s Neutral Color

If you’re looking to add some elegance to a more laid back setting, consider adding a luxurious throw in a neutral color. This not only adds warmth to your room, it also gives you the feeling of wanting to cuddle under it and have a cup of hot chocolate.

Create Harmony if Using More Than one Rug in one Room

The rugs should complement each other in style if you’re planning to use more than one rug. Choosing different rugs could result in an unpleasant or jarring effect. Avoid having too many warring patterns in a room.

Play Around With Shapes

While most people assume that a throw rug has to be rectangle, you’ll be glad to know that you can find rugs with an oval, round, or square shape. Experiment with different shapes to create a beautiful, yet subtle look when decorating your living room.

Throw rugs are a great way to keep your living areas and lounge feeling warm and inviting.  Keep in mind a room’s function and foot traffic when choosing a throw rug. With the above tips, you’ll be able to find rugs that complement your space this fall. 
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