This rug is one of our favourites from Zanui. It goes with grey or black sofas perfectly and really lifts a room. It lightens a space if you choose a darker coloured sofa while also blending the furniture. Available in 4 sizes. The ADELINA floor rug from Freedom is one of our most popular with our clients. It looks great if you have a beige or cream coloured sofa. If you have a light coloured sofa & rug, make sure you have a darker or solid colour coffee table to break up the colour pallet. Available in 200 x 300 Natural & Ivory. My personal favourite paired with a grey sofa (see below). With soft white tones throughout it really softens a grey sofa. Available in 3 sizes. This rug is from Bunnings Warehouse of all places and it works beautifully paired with a beige sofa. See our styling below for ideas. If you really can’t decide on a rug for your space, you can’t go past the classic shaggy. Grey or white goes with everything. See below for ideas. Thanks for reading! Images courtesy of: Aleda Felted Wool Rug- Zanui
Adelina Floor Rug- Freedom
Grey Scandinavian Felted Wool Rug- The Rug Lady
Bayliss 155 x 225cm Beige Denmark Pile 100% Wool Rug- Bunnings Warehouse
Jean Rug (The Classic Shaggy)- Spotlight
Whether you’re doing up a single room or doing a full home re style, a new floor rug has the power to transform a space. Most people don’t think twice about rugs, but it can have a huge impact on your space. If chosen correctly it can lighten and brighten a room and blend all of your pieces together. A floor rug can make or break a room. We get most of our rugs from wholesale suppliers, however we have done some digging and found similar rugs just for you! Here are some of our favourites from 2018.
About the Author: Cassie - Foxy Stylist
A key member in our styling team, Cassie Moloney is our leading consultation stylist. With a background in customer relations and furniture hire, Cassie realised her passion in the creative aspects of home design early on and hence how she grew into the position she is in today.
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