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small size rugs
Small rugs are versatile in a number of ways. They can be used as a feature in any room, whether it is to cushion a space or bring an element of design into the interior. Small carpets are also great for rooms that have low ceilings - they don’t make the feeling cramped like some ultra-thick carpets might. Small round rugs can also be placed under furniture so that air can circulate freely and help prevent dust build up. The best part about small round rugs is that they are not only beautiful but also practical. Small handknotted rugs can be used to create a layering effect in a space. They can be placed on top of one another, creating an interesting pattern and adding depth and texture to the space.
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Things you need to consider before buying a small rug for your Home
Material
Prior to purchasing your next set of small carpet, you must consider the material you would like to purchase. Ideally, a small jute rug is the most necessary and self-sustaining solution for your new space. However, we understand that you may want to consider other options. Therefore, we enable you to shop for other types of small rugs that are composed of bamboo, silk, wool, cotton, and more.
Shop by room
Consider going room by room in your household to identify which areas need new small rugs. This will help you to confer and decide what themes, colors, patterns, and styles you are looking for. Keep in mind that Jaipur Rugs France offers square rugs, custom rug, a small round rug, and plenty of other options to choose from.
Color
When it comes to selecting small rugs with an array of colors, you want to keep the basic principles of the color wheel in mind. The color wheel incorporates primary and complementary colors together to create contrasting effects in a room. Consider a small grey rug or brown rugs for your next purchase to add a unique color base to the floor.
Pattern
Given new modern-day trends, small rugs and abstract rugs are often go-to solutions for many new homeowners. Abstract rugs possess a minimalistic and simple style that compliments the size of small rugs in an enticing manner.
Placement of Small Rugs
Living Room
Small rugs for the living room can act as a fantastic accent piece in the corner of a room or perhaps underneath a couch-side table. These rugs are small enough, yet bold enough to add substantial personality to a room without causing much chaos in design.
Bedroom
Small rugs for the bedroom are an ideal choice for individuals looking to add something simple and stylish without the effects of an overbearing, large rug. Small rugs inside a bedroom are best placed in front of a doorway, in front of a dresser, or in front of a TV stand for added measure.
Dining Room
Contrary to a small outdoor rug, a small dining room rug has lots of potential. You could consider placing them underneath chairs that sit at the head of the table, underneath a vase in the corner, or get wildly creative and place them on top of the table itself.
FAQ's
Are small rugs trendy?
Small rugs are indeed trendy in the digital and modern age. These rugs are being creatively utilized in a number of different fashions. In particular, small rugs are appealing to a population that is focused on incorporating simplicity into the design of their current abode.
What is the smallest rug size?
The smallest rug size offered at Jaipur Rugs France is 60x90 centimeters.
How to clean a small rug?
For the most part, cleaning small rugs is visibly straightforward. The process includes rotating the rug ever so often to prevent wear and tear, avoiding soaking the rug in water, vacuum it monthly, and cleaning stains and spillage immediately with warm water.
