Choosing rug colours for your room
A patterned rug can tie a room together without matching every surface. Start with one colour already in your sofa, curtains or artwork, then decide how much contrast you want underfoot.
Pick a colour to repeat
Echo a small detail rather than matching the largest colour in the room. A cushion or ceramic in a colour from the rug can make the arrangement feel connected.
Let one pattern lead
If the rug has a strong geometric design, give it space beside simpler upholstery. Ember Mosaic brings a red field and expressive geometry to warm wood, cream seating and restrained accessories.
Use dark tones for definition
A darker ground can give pale furniture a clear outline. The charcoal field and botanical details of Night Garden offer several accent colours to draw into the room.
Check product photographs on your own screen and consider the light where the rug will sit. For help comparing designs, contact Client Care.