Rugs overload

Over 100 carpets in stock at below wholesale prices!

Over 100 carpets in stock at below wholesale prices! All sizes.

$20

Minimum order 100 pieces/ pallet

Rugs overload

Rugs are a great way to add warmth, comfort and style to any room. They can also help reduce noise, protect floors and create a cozy atmosphere. However, too many rugs can have the opposite effect and make a space look cluttered, chaotic and overwhelming. Here are some tips on how to avoid rugs overload and achieve a balanced and harmonious look.

– Choose rugs that complement each other in color, pattern and texture. You don’t have to match them exactly, but they should have some common elements that tie them together. For example, you can use rugs that share a similar hue, motif or material. Alternatively, you can use contrasting rugs that create a dynamic and interesting contrast, such as a solid rug with a striped rug or a fluffy rug with a flat-weave rug.
– Consider the size and shape of your rugs and how they fit in your room. You want to make sure that your rugs are proportional to your furniture and leave enough space around them for movement and visual breathing room. Avoid covering too much of your floor with rugs or leaving too much of it exposed. A good rule of thumb is to leave at least 18 inches of bare floor around the edges of your room. You can also use different shapes of rugs to define different areas or functions in your room, such as a round rug for a seating area or a runner for a hallway.
– Layer your rugs strategically and sparingly. Layering rugs can add depth, dimension and texture to your space, but it can also create a messy and bulky look if done incorrectly. To layer your rugs successfully, you need to consider the thickness, color and pattern of your rugs and how they interact with each other. Generally, you want to use a larger and thinner rug as the base layer and a smaller and thicker rug as the top layer. You also want to use rugs that contrast in color and pattern to create some visual interest and avoid blending into each other. Finally, you want to limit the number of layers to two or three at most and avoid overlapping too many rugs at once.