Layered rugs

Layering rugs is a great way to change up a space, define an area, and add texture and color. It's easier than you think and it doesn't have to break the bank. Room-sized vintage rugs, like a 9 x 12, can be pretty expensive but often a smaller version of your dream rug can be just as great when layered over an inexpensive base rug. The even less expensive route is opting for a look-a-like version of your dream rug. My best advice is to start with a good base rug. Pick a neutral base like a…

I know you're here for design tips and inspiration, but you'll have to forgive me - this post might contain a few equations. Luckily, these equations will be a great foundation in teaching you how to layer rugs in your home! I'm sure you've seen the look popping up on Instagram,

Are layering rugs a design faux pas? Try these tips with beautiful examples to see how and why you should layer rugs and decide for yourself!

Looking for some design inspiration for how to layer rugs in a room? I've gathered 40+ Pinterest-worthy examples of layered rugs to inspire!

There are certain design dilemmas I’ve been in denial of for a while – mostly because the answer is super tricky. But, after thinking, staring, pinning and of course shopping I’ve finally figured out how to mix two rugs in ...

when layering rugs within your space, there are a few key topics to keep in mind: 1) the size of the space 2) the layout of the room 3) pattern and color COORDINATION. it can be a difficult task to get just right — but we are here to provide you with some helpful and simple tips to keep in mind when

Question: What's better than one rug? Two rugs! Here, read up on all our expert-approved tips for layering rugs in your home.

Tips and tricks for layering area rugs and cowhides, a roundup of my favorite area rug and hide combos, plus my new favorite place to buy area rugs

Who says you have to follow the layout plan your landlord, realtor, or even an architect has designated or determined? I’m not talking moving walls or creating an addition, although those are viable options if your time and budget allows for them. Good, old-fashioned (and free!) room swapping is what I have in mind here. There are practical constraints and considerations to this idea, of course.

We’re not talking about layering rugs…but rather finding rugs that would look good together side by side.