Ivory and Black Handmade Braided Jute Rug
Navy Blue Handmade Braided Jute Runner Rug
4' 1 x 9' 6 Hand Woven Kilim Fars Wool Runner Rug
4' 5 x 11' 9 Hand Woven Kilim Fars Wool Runner Rug
Blackberry Hand Knotted Jill Zarin Dorset Rug
3' 3 x 6' 5 Hand Woven Kilim Maymana Wool Runner Rug
5' 4 x 11' 8 Hand Woven Kilim Afghan Wool Runner Rug
Navy Blue Washable Sabrina Soto Indoor / Outdoor Runner Rug
2' 9 x 9' 9 Hand Woven Kilim Modern Wool Runner Rug
Geometric design rugs
"Geometric" is a broad category that covers a variety of styles from tribal designs and Moroccan-inspired lattices to ultra-modern patterns. The bold geometric rugs found at Rugs.com make for a great conversation piece. Paired with contemporary furniture, a brightly colored geometric rug will quickly become the focal point of any room it is in. On the other hand, a geometric rug with a more minimalist pattern and neutral colors can provide the perfect backdrop for your stylish décor.
Though often thought of as a modern trend, geometric designs are found in some of the oldest traditions on earth. Kilim rugs from the Caucasus, Turkey, and Afghanistan are known for their striking patterns and bright colors. This kind of natural rug is an excellent way to add a rustic charm to your home.
More recently, geometric designs have become popular in modern and contemporary design. Many mid-century modern rugs employ large, repeating patterns like chevrons and lattices. These sorts of eye-catching designs are a perfect complement to minimalist décor. Bold patterns bring much-needed visual interest to otherwise stark spaces. They can also be popular in kids' rooms with bright colors to bring a playful spirit to the space.
At Rugs.com we have geometric rugs to fit any style. With designs ranging from the traditional to the modern and a variety of materials including wool, cotton, silk, polyester, and polypropylene, you're sure to find the perfect rug for your home. Whether you are looking for a rustic look or mid-century modern designs, our store has a rug for you.
