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View Retro Floor Rug - Stencil Rectangles Blue/Grey
80x150cm (6 formats)(+6)
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View Modern Outdoor Rug - Liparo Salerno Grey
120x170cm (3 formats)(+3)
104,95 -
View Modern Hallway Runner - Illo Piano Green/Multicolor
60x230cm (1 format)(+1)
144,95 -
View Modern floor rug - Zeso Metro Multicolor
160x230cm (1 format)(+1)
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View Modern Floor Rug - Solacio Zen Grey
120x170cm (2 formats)(+2)
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View Modern Floor Rug - Viviane Beige
160x230cm (2 formats)(+2)
388,95 -
View Modern Floor Rug - Usk 7131
133x195cm (4 formats)(+4)
185,00 -
View Modern Floor Rug - Regal Calm Brown
80x150cm (3 formats)(+3)
72,95 -
View Modern floor rug - Rado Fossil Grey
200x290cm (1 format)(+1)
574,95 -
View Modern Floor Rug - Structures Trammel 9246
+280x150cm (6 formats)(+6)
195,00 -
View Modern Rug - Optimism Design Pink/Grey
80x150cm (6 formats)(+6)
67,95 -
View Modern wool floor rug - Fano Ochre Yellow
140x200cm (5 formats)(+5)
753,00 -
View Modern wool floor rug - Fano Beige
140x200cm (5 formats)(+5)
753,00 -
View Modern Rug - Marble Edge Grey/Brown
80x150cm (6 formats)(+6)
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View Modern floor rug - Optimism Design Yellow/Grey
80x150cm (6 formats)(+6)
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View Modern floor rug - Optimism Design Purple/Grey
80x150cm (6 formats)(+6)
67,95
Down to earth as you are, lay the foundation of this décor on the floor in the form of an industrial rug.
But before you really start introducing an industrial living style, it is good to keep in mind that 'dosage' is key here. If you go overboard, you run the risk of coming home to a chilly, dark factory hall which of course does not serve the practical purpose of 'nice living'.
An industrial rug sets the tone
All right, having said that, let's start with the most important part of an industrial interior; the materials. Even more than with other living styles, the materials you use in your interior speak volumes. Especially tough metals reminiscent of large factory machines are popular materials in an industrial atmosphere. Steel or pewter details also do their job. Especially in combination with processed wood furniture and (art) leather elements. And to complete the picture, a rough brick wall and a floor of dark concrete. An industrial rug sets the tone in any living style.
It may sound strange, but that concrete floor shows even more when you put a matching industrial rug on top. Playing with contrasts where a warm, woolly and soft rug is welcomed by the cold, hard, grey floor enhances both parts of this living style. Even if you don't own such a floor but create the industrial living style through furniture, accessories or art, for example, an industrial rug works as the perfect contrasting tool to make the industrial elements stand out even more.
Multiple types of rug industrial
Industrial rugs come in many types, patterns and colours. Together with different industrial home elements such as leather and steel, you can create an industrial atmosphere in your living room. You can also combine a colourful industrial rug with minimalist furniture. The rug then becomes a real eye-catcher in the interior. Or a nice rug with a sweeping pattern. You can easily combine it with different pieces of furniture and it fits easily with several living styles. For example, industrial rugs with vintage prints go great with vintage furniture! But it can also be combined with minimalist or Scandinavian furniture. So many options and possibilities! Which industrial rug will you go for?
Industrial rug is a tough rug
With an industrial interior, a cool rug fits perfectly! It enhances the living style and combines well with materials such as steel. A rug is available in different types. Think for example of a vintage pattern with dark colours or a plain rug with smudges. A cool rug also comes in a patchwork version. A patchwork rug goes well with an industrial living style. A cool rug also goes well with other living styles such as minimalist interiors. A rug is also available in a round version, which breaks up the straight lines of the interior. Or a rectangular rug to place near the couch for a soft and warm base.
Take a woollen rug, for example. Its cuddliness, soft fabric and light tones are in sharp contrast to the hard look of an industrial living style. But under the motto 'opposites attract', it is actually a match made in heaven. Cool colours such as ivory, salt & pepper, blue denim, aqua or ash grey form the bridge between the two styles. High-pile rugs are also perfect for this.
Besides playing with materials, you can also experiment with contrasts by laying a vintage rug on the floor. Ornate patterns and playful patchwork are in complete disharmony with the clean, straightforward character of an industrial style. By juxtaposing these two disparate styles through an industrial rug, they actually come out even better.
Finally, varying shapes is also a good way to add contrast to your sleek interior. Straight lines are best broken up by round shapes. A round rug is therefore a surprising element in your industrial interior. To give this rug the same toughness that the rest of the interior carries, using a rough and pure material like jute is a perfect solution.
To create a nice, liveable atmosphere in your industrial interior, the mix of the right materials, colours and shapes is essential. The right, industrial rug is an important element for this. Once you have found the perfect composition, you will have a great time in your own atmospheric living factory. Curious about our bestsellers? Check out our Top 10 Industrial rugs now!