Area Rugs have since long been considered one of the most important characteristics that add a special charm and aesthetic to your room. And this is rightly so, because it adds colour, warmth and texture with a touch of art that speaks to your personality. Area rugs come in a plethora of designs and patterns, depending on what region it was inspired from, and while choosing one you may want to keep in mind the layout and arrangement of your room, existing colour palettes and the intended room or area traffic. A beautiful area rug is an investment, but with the right choice and care, it will be something that will bring a defining feature to your room.
I have listed below just a few styles that you can reference to begin styling our beautifully designed Vintage Rose Persian Carpet!
French Country or Shabby Chic
French aesthetic celebrates femininity and elegance! The style is everything airy, flirtatious and ornate. Pairing blush pinks and whites are a classic, and you can have all the fun adding vintage furniture, fresh flowers and frilled cushions alongside your rug.
Art Deco
The all white and nudes trend might be here to stay, but then that is not everyone's style is it? You can choose fresh tones like an emerald green or even a darker forest green as they pair well with varied shades of pink.
This gorgeous living room from Actress Floriana Lima's home is so warm and cozy, while still being quite elegant. Notice how she keeps the walls' tones a light cream in contrast to the stark white we're seeing lately. I'm very inspired myself !
Moody Balance
A pink rug does not always scream feminine. You can juxtapose it with modern, minimal elements and moody navy blues or even shades of grey to bring a more balanced view to the space.
Accent
This is for the bold ones. A beautiful pink rug can be the perfect pop of accent to add to a bright, white space. While this living room has brilliantly used the boho theme, we can see a similar mix of energies and moods where the modern, functional, and moody meets a more fashionable and voguish element. The shade card on the right is a great source to save for your styling needs.
