From a design perspective, few things will capture the attention and fascination better than the look of something mysterious and exotic. There’s something incredibly enthralling about imaging distant lands, and picturing the people, places, and sights that make that land unique. With the Moroccan area rug collection, you can channel that same sense of wonder and yearning in your own home, and transport your guests to a beautiful vista, without ever having to get out of their love seat.
Moroccan rugs have always held a strange allure, which has only grown in popularity as the years have passed. From adorning the set of classic films like Casablanca , to the bedrooms of everyday people just like you, these area rugs have always been, and always be, as interior designer Vanessa De Vargas of Turquoise said, “popular and in style.” It’s easy to see why - with a wide array of colors and designs to choose from, a Moroccan area rug will lend a touch of exotic beauty to your home, no matter which room you place one in.
Part of what makes Moroccan rugs so endearing is the simple way in which they capture the imagination. Their colors are often subdued, muted affairs that channel the majesty of the desert, while their patterns are elegant, handwoven designs that flow naturally throughout the rugs, almost as though they tell a story in a secret language. With a rug from the Moroccan collection, you can rest assured that you’ll have a beautiful, exotic piece, that will endure in both beauty and popularity, as time goes by.
Placing the correct size rug in your space is as important as choosing the right color or pattern. A rug that it is too small will shift the balance of the room unfavorably. A rug that is too big, especially in open floor plans, may put the area designations off. There are a few rules of thumb, but a picture says it better. Use these handy guides by Interior Designer Lisa Ferguson to make the best choice.
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All guides by Lisa Ferguson, Interior Designer Follow on Twitter @decormentor