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Years ago, using a rug to decorate your outdoor space was highly unusual. Now, outdoor rugs have become a must-have for anyone looking to transform their patio, balcony, or other gathering space into a more welcoming environment. They come in a variety of fun designs…
Throw pillows can help you change up your style quickly and easily. They add comfort, texture, and most of all, a more inviting look to a room. Although there are no hard and fast rules to arranging decorative pillows on a couch, chair, or bed,…
For thousands of years, wool rugs have been a go-to source for keeping homes warm and cozy. While wool only accounts for a small percentage of all fibers used in the world today, the International Wool Textile Organization reports that in 2021, 1.3 billion sheep…
Some hints and inspiration to get you started with layering rugs in your own interior design… Layering rugs is a hot interior trend. The concept may seem a little odd at first, since you bought your area rug to cover an area. So why buy…
Using an outdoor rug as DIY outdoor upholstery… During the quarantine, designer and all-around creative guru, Assaf Ziv came up with a fun, functional and inspiring DIY to update out his outdoor oasis. Assaf had some outdoor mattress cushion inserts from a previous outdoor furniture…
Added cushion and traction mean a safer living space, easier cleaning, and years of additional life for your rug.
Installing a rug pad is simple! In just a few easy steps, you can Install the rug pad and start enjoying your new rug in no time!
Choosing the right size rug for any room can be overwhelming. What size should you get? How should you lay out the furniture? What can you do to maximize your space? The size of your room, furniture layout and how you use the room are…
Too often, we see rugs sized to match the exact dimensions of a dining room table or the width of a sofa. This usually happens when you think of the rug as another piece of furniture to “fit in”, instead of what it’s meant to…