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Although rugs are available in shapes other than the common rectangle, we rarely ever see them. For a break from the ordinary, you may want to round out your decor with something new. Here are a few tips for decorating with round rugs.
Round Furniture - Round sofa tables, dining tables or coffee tables pair easily with round rugs. Rather than trying to fit a square peg in a round hole, try usings a circle to support a circle. Likewise, circular shaped furniture deserves to be featured with a round rug.
Defining a Space - To define a specific space or sitting area, use a round rug. Even if you have a rectangular rug in another part of the room, the rug will help to set the space apart. Placing your furniture in a circular configuration can easily be bolstered by a round rug. Rugs with intricate patterns and colors work very well to identify the space as unique.
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| NuLoom Cine Collection in Blue |
Children's Rooms - Round rugs are whimsical and fun and work very well in children's rooms. The best part about a round rug is that it is often making a statement, so there are really no rules for coordinating it with your furniture placement. Have fun!
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| Momeni Lil Mo Hipster Collection in Funky |
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| Momeni Lil Mo Whimsy Collection in Sky |
Curve to a Straight Edge - Contemporary homes are often design with very straight lines and hard edges. Adding a bit of a soft curve to the hard edges really make the room stand out in a fresh way with a unique softness.
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| Natural Jute Rug from Anji Mountain Image: Apartment Therapy |
Making a Statement - If you have a statement piece in a room such as a work of art or furniture that doesn't match with the other pieces, a round rug can help with the focus. Setting these pieces apart is a good way to transition the room, the round rug helps with the transition and with the feature piece.
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We make it easy to shop for rugs in any size or shape, simply select round from the shape menu and dive in.
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