Rug colours to go with wall
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5 years ago
Hi,
I have 2 rooms that I am looking to have rugs for them . what colours to pick?
First room a big space that I had it divided. one half for living room and the other is dining room. All walls are white except the one wall in each room is orange. both walls facing each other is orange.
Second room is the office. its all white except one green side.
what colour to go for rugs. I was thinking blue with orange and maybe grey with the green ? any advice would be appreciated
Thanks
I have 2 rooms that I am looking to have rugs for them . what colours to pick?
First room a big space that I had it divided. one half for living room and the other is dining room. All walls are white except the one wall in each room is orange. both walls facing each other is orange.
Second room is the office. its all white except one green side.
what colour to go for rugs. I was thinking blue with orange and maybe grey with the green ? any advice would be appreciated
Thanks
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5 years agoIt’s usually best to choose your furnishings etc before painting the walls. Much cheaper and easier to change a wall colour than try to find furniture to match a wall colour. Here are some room ideas. I know you’re asking for rugs but without any furniture in situ it is difficult to envisage as decor involves so much more than just wall colour.
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