Rug Patterns All Set To Become Increasingly Popular Among Young Homeowners

By Author: Phoebe Holland
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Only if digging one’s toes into the cushion-like soft area rugs was enough! Not anymore. The young crowd nowadays anticipate a trendy look in area rugs with fun patterns to change the very look of the rooms. And to cater to the demands, some of the patterns are making a comeback. All thanks to rug manufacturers for designing them and leaving homeowners enthralled with the wide choices.
So, what do you think is trending in 2020? We bet most of our readers have the same question in mind. Hence, we thought of addressing the same here. Let’s check out some of the hottest rug patterns this year.

• Hexagon and Moroccan Trellis
While the first design draws inspiration from nature, the second reminds one of the Arabesque tiles. You can now enjoy both the designs on rugs, and not just carpets. Take, for instance, the Wedgwood Arris rugs. Patterned with honeycomb designs, such a floor covering makes for a striking statement piece at home. Available in four distinct colour choices, it oozes out elegance and makes one proud of one’s choice. Regarding its ability to stay in trend, we believe there’s no reason ...
... it won’t, given the classy and subtle patterns etched all over it. So, if you wish to enjoy the best of hexagon patterned rugs, choose from the varied colours of Wedgwood Arris during a sale. Not only shall you benefit from discounts but also update your home following the latest trend.
As for Moroccan Trellis is concerned, you can always try out the Albany Geometric Ogee range from Asiatic, featuring five varied shades on a trellis style.

• Animal Prints
2020 shall be a call of the wild with animal prints on area rugs. After all, such patterns spice up one’s abode without putting in efforts. Also, it acts as a great conversation piece for guests in one’s living room. Besides, one of the many perks of owning an animal print rug for your home is that it will hide dirt well and distract your guests’ eyes from the unsightly stains caused by accidental spills. We bet there’s hardly anything better than the print in the discussion!

• Floral Prints
Floral patterns are not the only thing making a statement. A neutral twist in them has suddenly grown up to be the latest fad among homeowners. Ideal for imparting a vintage look, it teams up well with loud colours and bold patterns, leaving behind a unique combination for homeowners to admire.
Take, for instance, the Wedgwood Home Fabled Floral Grey or the Paeonia Taupe. While the prior is dyed in chic grey, the latter is coloured in taupe, making for a lovely accent piece at home. Both draw inspiration from Chinoiserie design and lends timelessness to home interiors with its subtle shade and intricate floral patterns.

• Carpet tile patterns
Another pattern climbing the charts is carpet tile in area rugs. A common and popular print in business, it’s gradually making it to the latest home interior trends for its one-of-a-kind look. What’s best about it is the opportunity to combine shapes and designs in a room. Though there are myriad choices available at Rugs.ie, what caught our attention the most was the patchwork styled Vintage Collection Multi Bruges Blue from Louis De Poortere. Unlike the usual tile pattern, it features intricate details along, ready to impart a touch of culture and heritage at home.

• Pattern Mashup
Last but not the least is layering up of two or more rugs. What makes them immensely popular is the opportunity that it brings along for homeowners to mix and match myriad patterns together. Unlike others, it imparts a look, which one notices mostly in magazines. With minimalism making an exit, such a style shall reign for years to come.

Given the choices, which one are you going to adopt in your home? Share your thoughts on the same with us.

Author Bio:
Writing on designer rugs is a hobby of this author. She encourages readers to explore the world of rugs through all her articles. Wedgwood Arris sale, Louis De Poortere rug styles and Asiatic patterns have often been her subject.

Owner of Rugs.ie - Rugs shop in cork, Ireland.