Going all natural.
Natural rugs work well as a base layer or neutral backdrop to bold or brightly colored rugs. Whether you choose to layer of have the natural rugs be your showcase, here's a few of our favorites (some of which you may be surprised to learn are all natural).
The Surya Quito collection is constructed of jute. Yes, jute! It appears to be a typical shag rug, but instead of wool or a synthetic fiber, this collection is composed of 1000% jute. Jute, often seen in a woven form (as depicted in the living room above), is a durable fiber made from plants.
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| Surya Quito Collection in Bleach |
Don't think that just because fibers are all natural that you can't have bursts of color. The orange rug from this same collection is naturally bold.
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| Surya Quito Collection in Orange |
Speaking of colorful, bold and beautiful, this piece is made of 100% recycled cotton, with vibrant colors. Reminiscent of the Moroccan boucherouite style, this rug may not be a style that pops in your mind when you think of natural fibers, but it certainly fits the bill.
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| Anji Mountain Tangier Collection |
Hand tufted in India, this rug from the Anji Mountain Tangier collection combines bold colors in a simple geometric pattern. The pattern adds depth to the design, but does not detract from the unique style.
Jaipur has created this 100% hemp flatweave rug with natural tones, greys and blues. Working within the framework of a natural color palette, yet enhanced by blues and greens, the Shores collection of woven hemp may just create a longing for the ocean, or at least sand-colored hemp beneath your feet.
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| Jaipur Shores Collection in Light Green |
Infusing gorgeous color in natural fibers that enriches the appearance. Not only do you get the allure of turquoise, but all of the benefits of a natural fiber. This rug from the Nu Loom Natura collection is handmade from 100% jute. Enjoy the turquoise trend, naturally.
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| Nu Loom Natura Collection in Turquoise |
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