NZ House & Garden

WHY WE LOVE ROUND RUGS

Transform a space with a large circular rug

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Need to fill an odd-shaped space or simply make a statement on the floor? A round rug should be your go-to. Laura Furey, managing director of Designer Rugs, says they’re great for areas where there are multiple entrances, because a round rug gives a sense of flow in all directions. A round rug can be used to define a small seating area with one or two chairs; they’re also handy in apartments where space is tight. A patterned round rug will become a focal point, and is an excellent way to bring in colour and texture without committing to wallpaper or a large piece of art. “Always make sure the size is balanced within the space,” says Laura. Mark out the circumfere­nce so you can see how the size will look in the room. If a rug is too small if will make everything else look out of proportion.

1 Aceto by Hare and Klein 250cm POA from Designer Rugs, designerru­gs.co.nz. 2 Moooi Carpets Fool’s Paradise 350cm $5110 from ECC, ecc.co.nz. 3 Manhatten POA from Designer Rugs. 4 Matrix pure wool 903 Fossil rug $699 from Aladdin Rugs, aladdinrug­s.co.nz. 5 Oasis Kenza Contempora­ry Navy rug $249 from Aladdin Rugs. 6 Turlurette by Federico Pepe POA from CC-Tapis, cc-tapis.com.

7 Moooi Carpets Mexico City 250cm $7475 from ECC.

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