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The Area Rug PDF Print E-mail
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Thursday, 14 June 2007
If theres a tricky doorsill in the doorway to a room, you will be careful to warn people to watch their step literally. Warning your guests about the doorsill will likely draw attention to your floor. It’s a good idea to prepare yourself for this moment and make sure your rug is a nice sight.

Unless you are a postmodern artist who likes to experience with color and pattern clashes, you’ll find that the best choice for an area rug is one that matches your existing furniture, as well as the color and pattern on your walls. This is no easy task, which is why many actually reverse the process: they start by choosing a rug they like and then select the furniture and decide on wall color so as to match the existing rug. It’s not impossible, however, to find a nice rug that harmonizes with the rest of the room.

Keep in mind that a rug should blend with the colors in a room. This gives the room a more spacious look. By blending with its surroundings, a rug gives the impression of a smoother whole. A rug also adds to a room’s personality as well as serves as an interior decorating element that makes the connection between and among everything else on the floor. Whether you want your furniture to be on the rug or around the rug is your choice. Once you’ve found a rug with the right color scheme and pattern, don’t be afraid to experiment with furniture placements until you achieve your desired or preferred look.

 
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