Sometimes it just takes one added element to complete a room, spin it around or simply just give it a refresh. Area rugs can add a grownup touch and instantly sophisticate and elevate a space, especially when they add something unexpected to a nursery or child’s room.
Shag is one of my favorites, and I think it works for everyone. This type of rug is easy to care for, hides all the dirt and my kids love, love, love to hang out on this soft style. I love this modern but cozy addition to a child’s space.
image from Annette Tatum Kids
Sometimes it’s fun to break the rules and go with a traditional style like an Oriental rug. This is a great way to layer in a one-of-a-kind or special find.
image from Martyn Lawrence Bullard
Moroccan shag is always a great choice—it features clean lines and the perfect texture. It’s simple and sweet with a little bit of cool added in.
image from Charleston Magazine
Geometry is at its best in low pile plush rugs. It’s not too modern, and the pattern is still easy to read. Keeping the palette monochromatic allows for many elements to be layered into the space—the more the merrier!
image from Planete Deco
Gray and orange is always a great combination, and a rug with flat weave stripes is one of the easiest ways to introduce color. It’s classically contained.
image from Decor Pad
Flat weave jute rugs are a great way to fill the room with texture. Durable and soothing, they leave more room for the imagination.
image from House & Garden
What’s your favorite style of area rugs for kids?
Comments
Stuart K Weston
It’s looking so amazing.. I think i must switch from the Custom Carpet to the Moroccan shag.. The designs are also looking so pretty..
FeltBallRug
Great collection of rugs for the kids nursery and most importantly thank you for sharing it with us.
I thought I’d like to input felt ball rug, which are perfect for the little one’s nursery too.
Have a great day.
Felt Ball Rug