Rug Or No Rug at Logan Winfrey blog

Rug Or No Rug. They’re not spending extra money, not cursing another puppy accident, and they’re showing off their stunning floors. These 14 spaces show there’s often no need for a rug at all. At the same time, bare floors can be a very good look if you're not up for investing in a rug just yet—the key is to add back the softness, warmth, and texture in other ways. As a solution, i am in the process of creating an ‘area rug’ with beautiful mosaic tile. These rooms are so stylish, so clearly finished, and, yes, 100 percent devoid of rugs. This is sterile, not modern minimalist. The space is too undefined also. In my household, the question of whether to add a rug or keep the floors bare has sparked surprisingly passionate opinions. This picture is a good example of a similar look but shows the difference a subtle rug can make. This will not only provide the same grounding appearance that a rug imparts when placed under a table and collection of chairs but also add some color, pattern, and durability to the space. The design experts and enthusiasts behind these rooms might be onto something. 5/5    (45k)

In my household, the question of whether to add a rug or keep the floors bare has sparked surprisingly passionate opinions. As a solution, i am in the process of creating an ‘area rug’ with beautiful mosaic tile. This will not only provide the same grounding appearance that a rug imparts when placed under a table and collection of chairs but also add some color, pattern, and durability to the space. At the same time, bare floors can be a very good look if you're not up for investing in a rug just yet—the key is to add back the softness, warmth, and texture in other ways. These rooms are so stylish, so clearly finished, and, yes, 100 percent devoid of rugs. They’re not spending extra money, not cursing another puppy accident, and they’re showing off their stunning floors. The design experts and enthusiasts behind these rooms might be onto something. This picture is a good example of a similar look but shows the difference a subtle rug can make. This is sterile, not modern minimalist. These 14 spaces show there’s often no need for a rug at all.

Rug or no rug?

Rug Or No Rug The design experts and enthusiasts behind these rooms might be onto something. These 14 spaces show there’s often no need for a rug at all. They’re not spending extra money, not cursing another puppy accident, and they’re showing off their stunning floors. At the same time, bare floors can be a very good look if you're not up for investing in a rug just yet—the key is to add back the softness, warmth, and texture in other ways. As a solution, i am in the process of creating an ‘area rug’ with beautiful mosaic tile. These rooms are so stylish, so clearly finished, and, yes, 100 percent devoid of rugs. This is sterile, not modern minimalist. This will not only provide the same grounding appearance that a rug imparts when placed under a table and collection of chairs but also add some color, pattern, and durability to the space. The space is too undefined also. The design experts and enthusiasts behind these rooms might be onto something. 5/5    (45k) In my household, the question of whether to add a rug or keep the floors bare has sparked surprisingly passionate opinions. This picture is a good example of a similar look but shows the difference a subtle rug can make.