My Overstock.com rugs arrived last week. One ended up looking great in our kitchen but sadly the other did not, wa-wa :( With the floor in our kitchen nook still looking bare and empty, I started sifting through some of the other accent rugs I had at home (I've accumulated a lot in the past 5 years) which lead me to a new idea...
What about layering a couple rugs? I've been seeing a lot of layered rug looks on Pinterest lately and when done right, I think it is a chic look!
The thing is, I'm just not sure if it's a look we can pull off or not? I have a few good candidates for layering into the space....
I'm going to play with them a bit and see if a good look comes together but if it ends up looking like a hot mess I'll just scrap the idea :)
What do you think?
What about layering a couple rugs? I've been seeing a lot of layered rug looks on Pinterest lately and when done right, I think it is a chic look!
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I'm going to play with them a bit and see if a good look comes together but if it ends up looking like a hot mess I'll just scrap the idea :)
What do you think?
Do you think the layered rug look is stylish?
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Should the layered rug look be stopped?
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Not a fan of the layered rug look....too many uneven surfaces on the floor to trip on. Plus, it always looks chaotic to me.
ReplyDeleteHazardous & too busy looking. Sorry...
ReplyDeleteLayered might be a much/potential trip hazard? in a kitchen, but I do like your selection of rugs on the left...
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