A multicolor rug may combine several strong hues or use a broad palette of related tones across its field, border and motifs. This is a color category, not one origin, fibre, dye source, age or weaving method. The current collection includes Persian, Afghan, Turkish, Turkmen, Moroccan and other examples.
Flatwoven kilims form a substantial part of the available mix, alongside pile rugs, runners, Soumak and other formats. Use each product page for exact dimensions, materials, construction and condition instead of assuming every colorful rug is hand-knotted.
Build the Room Palette from the Rug
Identify the dominant field color, then note the smaller accents that could connect with upholstery, paint, wood, artwork or cushions. A highly varied palette may act as the room's focal point, while closely related colors can read more quietly from a distance. Screen settings and room light can shift color relationships.
Explore geometric rugs, kilim rugs or runner rugs. Measure the exact footprint and account for furniture, doors and walking paths. Greater Toronto Area customers can request Rug N' Roll to compare selected colorful rugs under their own lighting.