GALERÍAS ALEDDIN / RUG GUIDE
A guide to looking beyond colour and finding a piece that works in your room.
Classic rugs often organise their design around ornamental motifs, medallions or borders. Modern rugs may explore abstraction, geometry or textured surfaces. A style does not require furniture from the same period: contrast can also create balance.
Measure the room and map out the sofa, chairs and walkways. Before choosing, mark the rug outline with removable tape suitable for your floor. This helps you check how the proportions work with your furniture.
Ask about the fibre and construction of each piece: a photograph alone cannot confirm them. Texture, thickness and finish affect how a rug feels and how it works with furniture.
Consider the tones alongside your wood, textiles and walls. Lighting can change how a colour appears; compare the piece in person when possible.
Consider foot traffic, pets, children and everyday use. Ask for care instructions specific to the maker or piece, and check which non-slip underlay suits your floor.
Confirm size, composition, construction, price, availability and delivery arrangements with the gallery. Keep the catalog reference so your enquiry is precise.
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