Be inspired by our collection of graphic rugs for maximising colour, texture and pattern in the living room.
A statement rug anchors a space with detail and textural contrast. Like an art piece, it can also become the focal point in a living room, informing the overall colour palette. We’ve curated nine rugs that make a statement through pungent colour, abstract patterning, playful shapes and subtle texture.
The Malvern East House by Made by Cohen and Penny Kinsella Architects | Photography by Shannon Mcgrath
As its name suggests, the Halcyon Lake Chromatic Merlot rug packs a punch through its red-wine colouring. The hand-knotted rug is made using an age-old technique by makers in Central Anatolia, Turkey.
The Tribe Home Vintage Persian rug 8627 is an intricately restored woollen rug that makes a subtle statement through colour. The 80-year old, hand-knotted rug has been revived through a traditional five-step process.
No two Beni Gambit rugs are the same. Made from wool, with Moroccan tassels, the Gambit rugs feature striking geometric patterns in rich colours such as burgundy, mustard and dusty green.
Studio RENS designed the Moooi Blended Carpet to resemble an abstract pixelation of colours. This design was inspired by Risograph printing techniques, which prints layers of colour with subtle differences in saturation and intensity.
The Baxter Himani C rug melds blush tones with duck egg green and black as an abstract shape of layered colours and textures – a true piece of art underfoot.
The CC-Tapis Patcha Standard rug in mint by Patricia Urquiola is made from Himalayan wool and silk pile. Overlapping pastel colours with a red outline feature as strips alongside a subtle pattern that resembles a terrazzo finish.
The Rilievo 02 rug is from Tigmi Trading’s first rug collection, designed in-house. The striking geometric pattern explores positive and negative space, made from 100% New Zealand wool and natural linen.
The Nanimarquina Losanges I rug, designed by the Bouroullec Brothers, features a combination of 13 colours in a geometrical rhombus pattern, made from hand-spun Afghan wool.
The Tribe Home Handknotted rug SWN111 features Moroccan-inspired tones and a ‘shaggy’ texture to accentuate the abstract patterning, made from silk, wool and cotton.
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