I like the idea of different shade. You can also add a different texture by adding a rug with contrasting fabric perhaps a natural rug to add warmth to the area.
I don't see why not, can you put that area over to another side of the room? I think if they are in the same family, anything goes! It is your home, make yourself happy!
What a great idea, just choose colors that are a complement to the decor and the other 2 rugs. I would suggest a similar texture to keep cohesion, a rug that looks like it does not belong there, looks just like that.
Hi Adrian: Sure, as long as it's in the same colour family, it should work well, like a beige with brown or a dark yellow with another yellow, or greens, etc. A friend had a purple rug, a blue rug and a rose rug, all jewel tones and it looked fantastic!
If you are using the room for different activities/purposes, different colored rugs would help define and differentiate the specific areas.
To facilitate moving heavier pieces of furniture before you decide where you best like each individual rug, I would recommend using furniture sliders. These help protect your floor and save your back. Sliders are available in different sizes and shapes; here is an example.
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I think a different shade would be a fun way to mix things up a bit and add more interest!
I like the idea of different shade. You can also add a different texture by adding a rug with contrasting fabric perhaps a natural rug to add warmth to the area.
I would go with a patterned rug that contains a little of the other 2 and put it between them.
I don't see why not, can you put that area over to another side of the room? I think if they are in the same family, anything goes! It is your home, make yourself happy!
sure just mix and match whatever you like and whatever goes with your furniture....
What a great idea, just choose colors that are a complement to the decor and the other 2 rugs. I would suggest a similar texture to keep cohesion, a rug that looks like it does not belong there, looks just like that.
Sure you can put a different color in your bedroom. Make it a fun color, maybe a color that is in your quilt or bedspread. Have fun with it.
Absolutely! A different shade will add interest.
Hi Adrian: Sure, as long as it's in the same colour family, it should work well, like a beige with brown or a dark yellow with another yellow, or greens, etc. A friend had a purple rug, a blue rug and a rose rug, all jewel tones and it looked fantastic!
Good luck
I think a different shade would be fun, and perhaps could be used to frame another part of the room. You should do whatever you love.
Thanks for the input. 🙂
Hello. Yes it can be an option. I feel the multicolored look can take an ombre look if desired
For sure! Could be quite interesting. I’d keep everything about it the same except for the shade so it looks intentional and they tie in together.
Yes absolutely! And it would look fantastic to have one with a slight pattern to it. The room looks great!
If you are using the room for different activities/purposes, different colored rugs would help define and differentiate the specific areas.
To facilitate moving heavier pieces of furniture before you decide where you best like each individual rug, I would recommend using furniture sliders. These help protect your floor and save your back. Sliders are available in different sizes and shapes; here is an example.
Of course, nothing has to match. Do whatever makes you happy in the end!
You can try a patterned rug or something with contrasting fabric. I also like the idea of having a different shade
By adding more rugs you will add depth and interest to the area. Plus it feels so good on bare feet!