How to Mix Multiple Rugs in One Space
A few fool-proof looks for inspiration
25 June 2021 -
While we love open-concept spaces…
curating pieces that flow together within them can be tricky, especially when mixing multiple rugs in one space.
After designing quite a few open-concept spaces, we’ve come up with a few fool-proof rug combinations that typically play well together.
Here are a few of our favorite well-blended rug looks and why they work:
The Jute + The Geometric
This combination is one of our favorites, and it’s pretty simple. Jute rugs are a great neutralizer, and they pair well with pretty much anything, but something about rugs with geometric patterns like stripes or repeating lines paired with these textured beauties just works.
From our Cove Remodel
From our Calabasas Remodel
From our Pine Brook Home
How to Mix Multiple Rugs in One Space
Bursa Woven Jute Rug
Puebla Jute Rug
Estancia Tan Rug
Kuba Natural Woven Jute Rug
How to Mix Multiple Rugs in One Space
Gradation Indoor / Outdoor Rug
Granada Indoor / Outdoor Rug
Belleville Indoor/Outdoor Rug
Amherst Indoor/Outdoor Rug
James Rug
Ansel Rug
The Organic + The Minimal
Organic patterns are patterns with movement, often inspired by nature and multi-colored, and we love pairing them with muted, neutral counterparts to let them shine.
From our Cove Remodel
From our SM Ranch House
From The Crestview House
How to Mix Multiple Rugs in One Space
Vintage Rug No. 179
Vintage Rug No. 219
Vintage Rug No. 192
Vintage Rug No. 189
Vintage Rug No. 226
Vintage Rug No. 181
Vintage Rug No. 216
Vintage Rug No. 210
Vintage Rug No. 197
Vintage Rug No. 196
Vintage Rug No. 201
Vintage Rug No. 200
Vintage Rug No. 223
Vintage Rug No. 224
The Geometric + The Organic
We love the contrast of geometric prints paired with organic patterns or shapes, whether it’s a sculptural cowhide or a vintage rug, pair it with something streamlined or angular, and you have a perfect match!
From The McGee Home
From our Modern Lake House