Choosing the right rug for your home can be challenging. As the crucial component that anchors your living or dining space, they have the ability to make or break a room. Some things to consider before selecting a rug are character, price, commitment and longevity.
Firstly, the rugs character. Do you want your rug to be a feature piece that the rest of your room compliments? Or are you after something more subdued that can evolve with your space over time? If the answer is that you want to make a statement, choose a rug that is a little bolder and thats colours will work through out your home. To create a more subdued space, look for something neutral that creates interest with texture.
The price of your rug can vary greatly depending on the materials used and where it has been made. If a rug has been hand loomed, it is important to ensure it has been ethically sourced by fair trade suppliers. Also consider how long your willing to commit to your rug choice and let that be your guide on how much you should spend.
Lastly, longevity. Rugs are often placed in the high traffic areas of our homes so consider the practicality of your rug choice in your space. There is no point spending big money on a pristine white rug to sit under your dining table; we all have that one friend who will spill their red wine.
Quality, beautiful and interesting rugs can be hard to find. Below I've put together a list of my favourite rug suppliers and my top picks from their collections.
Firstly, the rugs character. Do you want your rug to be a feature piece that the rest of your room compliments? Or are you after something more subdued that can evolve with your space over time? If the answer is that you want to make a statement, choose a rug that is a little bolder and thats colours will work through out your home. To create a more subdued space, look for something neutral that creates interest with texture.
The price of your rug can vary greatly depending on the materials used and where it has been made. If a rug has been hand loomed, it is important to ensure it has been ethically sourced by fair trade suppliers. Also consider how long your willing to commit to your rug choice and let that be your guide on how much you should spend.
Lastly, longevity. Rugs are often placed in the high traffic areas of our homes so consider the practicality of your rug choice in your space. There is no point spending big money on a pristine white rug to sit under your dining table; we all have that one friend who will spill their red wine.
Quality, beautiful and interesting rugs can be hard to find. Below I've put together a list of my favourite rug suppliers and my top picks from their collections.
1. Loom Rugs
Old Yarn Pom Pom Rug enquire www.loomrugs.com
Old Yarn Large Pisagor Rug enquire www.loomrugs.com
2. Langdon Ltd
Dash Rug in Peach and Gold from $460 www.langdonltd.com.au
Mara Rug from $759 www.langdonltd.com.au
3. Nodi Rugs
Organic Lines Design 3 in Jute and Rose enquire www.nodirugs.com
Organic Lines Design 4 Duck egg and stripe enquire www.nodirugs.com
4. Kulchi Rugs
Azilal Rug enquire www.kulchi.com
Azilal Rug enquire www.kulchi.com
5. Arro Home
Harlequin Blue Rug from $175 www.arrohome.com
Pastel Kilim Rug from $395 www.arrohome.com
6. Pampa
Puna #68 enquire www.shoppampa.com.au
Puna #39 enquire www.shoppampa.com.au