Contemporary Rugs

Start by considering your existing decor and the mood you want to create. A boho rug adds warmth and texture, while a mid-century rug brings structure and clean lines. If you're mixing styles, choose a rug that complements key elements in your space, like furniture finishes and accent colors.

Yes! Mixing styles can add character and dimension to a space. To create cohesion, look for shared elements—like a consistent color palette, similar textures, or complementary patterns—that tie everything together.

It depends on your space! Patterned rugs can be a bold statement piece, adding movement and depth to a room, while solid-colored rugs provide a grounding element that allows furniture and decor to stand out. If you want a balance, consider a rug with subtle texture or tonal variations.

For modern spaces, mid-century rugs, abstract designs, and minimalist neutral rugs work well. Opt for clean patterns, geometric elements, or soft organic shapes to enhance a contemporary look.

If your space leans classic or eclectic, a vintage-inspired rug with rich patterns and distressed details can add character. If you prefer a clean, minimalist aesthetic, a contemporary rug with bold shapes, neutral tones, or sculpted textures may be a better fit.

Absolutely! A neutral rug can balance a bold space, offering contrast without competing with statement furniture or artwork. For added interest, choose a neutral rug with texture or subtle patterning.

A simple way to create harmony is by pairing structured furniture with softer, organic rug patterns or adding geometric rugs to balance out curvier decor. If your furniture is bold, a more subdued rug can ground the space, while a high-impact rug pairs well with minimal decor.

Yes! We offer over 1,200 custom colors and a range of styles to help you create a rug that perfectly suits your space. Whether you want a specific color combination or a one-of-a-kind design, start customizing here.

Let the rug take center stage by keeping surrounding elements simple. Pair bold rugs with neutral furniture and subtle accessories, or pull accent colors from the rug into your decor for a cohesive look.