Red Braided Rugs

Why A Red Braided Rug?

A red braided rug is a classic addition to any residence, and with over 100 options to choose from, there's something for every home!

When an interior decorator uses a red braided rug in a home, the idea is usually to add a classic appeal with a warm, rich color. The also adds an earthy element while breaking up the monotony of a dull or underwhelming decor scheme.

• You can place a red oval braided rug under a rectangular or oval dining table. The rug will need to be large enough for all chairs to sit on while occupied; otherwise, it might make them feel unstable to guests.
• You could place red and black braided rugs in a warm living room, adding texture and color to neutral decor. This makes the room more interesting and inviting, especially with the enticing combination of red and black.
• You could use red and white braided rugs in a bedroom with chic decor, adding both warmth and brightness. This is perfect for a bedroom with vintage or distressed furniture or with a country style.
• You might use a red braided runner in a small kitchen, making the most of your available floor space. The braided texture provides the durability that such a high-traffic zone demands.

A Closer Look At Red Braided Area Rugs

Red braided area rugs are perfect for homes with several different decor styles. Braided rugs blend in with surrounding decor easily, since they ground and balance rooms by creating an earthy backdrop.

In Feng Shui and color psychology, red is associated with:

If you have any rooms in your home that you'd like to add these traits to (a bit of joy and luck, maybe?), a red braided rug is a perfect way to accomplish this.

Is A Red Braided Rug Right For Me?

Use a color selector to determine if red fits with your interior decor. While red braided area rugs are incredibly versatile, some rooms will call for a different color.

You'll also want to think about:

• Size: Keep at least 12 inches between the edges of your rug and the walls, so your design doesn't look cramped. Measure your area twice to make sure you know what rug you need. A 3x5 could be great for small spaces like the entryway whereas the dining and living room areas might call for an 8x10 or 9x12.
• Thickness: Measure under any doors that will swing over the rug to find your maximum thickness. If your rug is thicker than this number, it'll catch on your doors.

Choosing The Perfect Red Braided Rug

Compare different red braided area rugs after using the filters to narrow your search by size and thickness, if needed. When you find the right one for your home, remember to buy a rug pad to match to prevent sliding.

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