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Green Area Rugs

From lime to sage and everything in between, there are so many things to love about green rugs. It’s said that green helps evoke a sense of calm and tranquility, and if you notice, the color is often used in spas and hospitals. You can bring that sense of peace to any floor just by using a green color. We feature a selection of green rugs that will please any verdant palate. You’ll find olive green, dark green, lime green, forest green, and even mint green. Green mixes well with many other colors and you’ll find a pink and green one that will perk up any neutral floor. And if you’re looking for green rugs of the eco-friendly variety, you’ll also find organic hemp and cotton rugs at wallet-friendly prices.

Green area rugs are a great way to set up just about any space. With a green color, you can create just about any kind of environment in your home, depending on what you are looking to accomplish. Green comes in such a wide variety of different shades and materials, with so many unique patterns, that your possibilities are only limited by your imagination. Choose the right shade of spring green to create a space that is bright, vivid, and full of life, or midnight green to put together a room that is more muted, subdued, and peaceful. Whether you want to recreate the forest green of the wilderness or the bright green of beach-side shops and umbrellas, you have a ton of options to choose from when working with green area rugs.

Green Rugs in the Living Room

Stick to more traditional mint green or spring bud rugs in the living room to bring the feeling of an oriental style directly into your home. With an emerald oriental or other type of traditional styles, you will be able to create an elegant space with muted colors that provides a sense of peace and calm to you, your family, and all of your guests. Work with other neutral tones like taupe to help your sage rug stand out even more against your furniture and other home décor. A traditional living room deserves the right kind of decorations to make it really work. Select a large square wool area rug with an olive floral or geometric design to keep to the theme perfectly. On the other hand, you might choose a different main color and work with one that has a noticeable army green print instead to bring some extra color into your room and make green your accent color.

Green Area Rug Colors in the Kitchen

If you love country style kitchens, then green is for you! Fern green or asparagus colors are available in many different styles, patterns, and materials that can help you create the country kitchen of your dreams. Choose a good shade of celadon green or bice to help you get started, and remember to stay away from the more vivid hues like android green or lime. Country rugs are all about soft, comfortable shades that remind you of days gone by, so stick to mint and myrtle if you want to bring up memories of the past. For the perfect green country style, choose something that is braided or made from natural fibers. Gray-asparagus looks great on natural rugs, since green is such a natural color to begin with. Pick one large braided honeydew green rug for the center of the room, or choose a handful of smaller round or oval jade ones to place around the kitchen. Whether you opt for comfort and convenience over style or vice-versa, a pear green or teal rug can help you start your country kitchen off on the right foot.

For the Dining Room

The dining room is a nice place for a formal area rug that can make your room look as elegant as you would like it to feel. Select a moss green color that incorporates other shades to create an intricate floral design if you would like to stick to a more traditional sense of décor in this space. Turquoise may also look nice in traditional rugs, depending on your design. With traditional styles, you can decorate with more old-fashioned wooden furniture to take your dining room to a whole new level of sophistication. An olive drab color with a border can make for a great centerpiece to your dining room. Choose one with a border in a complementary color like red or burgundy to make the green stand out beautifully, or go for a Persian green on pine green option instead. Gold and rifle green can also look nice together, but be careful not to choose a deep gold that might overpower a lighter green like seafoam. If you prefer, you might be able to use a solid tea green rug in the dining room and let your furniture and décor make a style statement for you, as well.

Green Colors n the Bedroom

For a more modern bedroom, pick deep shades of green that help make the space look dark and restful, and pair them with bed linens, curtains, and decorations around the room that can help balance the look with something a little brighter. Particularly if you have light wood or even white furniture in your bedroom, a darker one like Reseda green can make a world of difference for your style. Choose a green and white shag rug for a popular modern style that works well with just about any type of bedroom furniture, or go for something darker like pthalocyanine green if you prefer to make your room look warm and inviting. A sap green rug in an abstract print or one with large natural prints like leaves and flowers can make for a beautiful addition to any bedroom.

Green Rugs as Hallway Runners

If you want a bright way to greet your family, your guests, and yourself every time you walk throughout your home, do not hesitate to choose a bold viridian hallway runner to make your house really pop! Whether you are looking for something more modern or just something a bit on the whimsical and miscellaneous side, you can find the perfect rug to get the job done when you stick to a green color scheme. Choose acid green or British racing green for pops of incredible color, or go for citrine, chartreuse or Harlequin green to bring a hint of yellow into the mix. Verdigris animal styles can be a fun way to add a sense of lighthearted style to your hallway runners. Particularly if you’re looking for a beach theme in your halls or something more tropical, you can choose sea green fish or jungle green prints to keep the look going as much as you like. Caribbean amber and blue and make for a truly enticing tropical hallway, and electric green or lime green can be fun shades for solid, bright rugs.

There are so many different choices when working with green that you may be overwhelmed when it comes time to make your final decision! Remember that India green or Kelly green colors work well when paired with similar shades like blue or yellow, but Paris green and shamrock green rugs also complement red and brown colors nicely as well. Hunter green and white are popular options that give you a lot to work with in terms of matching and coordinating your room, and navy and blue-green or cyan rugs are popular choices when you want to keep a little more color flowing throughout your space. Whichever colors you choose, you can decorate your room easily around your new beautiful green rug.

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