So why not say yes to color?
Try a Geometric Print
Louis Duncan-He
Go geo!
A colorful geometric rug adds energy to this otherwise simple dining space.
Desiree Burns Interiors
Use a Classic Jute
Jute rugsare a classic option for any room in the home.
If you’re looking for a piece with a subtle twist, opt for a rug with a border.
It will really make your rug stand out and look a bit grander.
Victoria Bell Design
Go for Some Stripes
Don’t be afraid to mix and match patterns in your dining room.
Here, busy wallpaper and a striped area rug look excellent together, despite being an unexpected pairing.
Note that dining rooms no longer have to feature traditional china cabinets and tall wooden chairs.
Mary Patton Design
If you crave rattan, go for it!
Pair Blue and Yellow
Chaney Widmer
Think about the entire room when choosing your rug.
It reminds us of an oversized picnic blanketwhat’s not to love?
Whittney Parkinson Design
The blue and red hues are classic and sophisticated.
Here, a darker rug shines against wooden furniture and brings a bit of drama to the space.
Thoughtfully blending different design styles will always yield a one-of-a-kind space that makes a major first impression.
Tyler Karu Design
The striped rug also contrasts the rattan chairs beautifully.
Round It Out
Arbor & Co.
It keeps your dining room feeling open and not cramped.
Gray Space Interiors
The warmth of the pink dining room rug matches the warmth of the chairs.
Sage green floral curtains add even more texture.
Not only does this lighten up the space, but the rug also adds contrast.
Louis Duncan-He
The cool-toned rug plays to the colors in the statement painting.
Gold accents and greenery liven up the room, making the mostly-white interior feel fresh and inviting.
Pick a Vibrant Rug
This colorful dining room comes together flawlessly.
Louis Duncan-He
The bright blue rug with touches of purple anchors the playful aesthetic of the whole space.
The rattan chairs add extra texture without taking away fro the vibrancy of the dining room.
Complementary blue accents found throughout the space makes everything feel intentional and styled.
Louis Duncan-He
Pair Light Blue And Light Gray
This dining room is sleek and modern.
The pops of light blue in the rug pair beautifully with the light gray chairs.
A large green plant and soft white curtains add texture and liveliness to the room.
Louis Duncan-He
Here, a large square rug and a circular table work wonderfully.
The contrasting shapes and the contrasting dark wood against the light-toned rug add tons of visual interest.
The vintage-inspired rug in warm tones adds extra texture to the dining room.
Cathie Hong Interiors
Style a Warm-Toned Rug
Here, yellow, orange, and red warm up this dining room.
The vintage-style rug with pops of green and yellow add even more tropical elements to the room.
The blue in the rug adds a pop of color to the neutral space.
Desiree Burns Interiors
Pick a Polka Dot Rug
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Polka dots aren’t just for kids.
This allows chairs to slide from the table easily.
This amounts to around 24-30 inches from the edge of the table.
Chaney Widmer
Becky of Daly Digs
Megan Deusterhaus
Teaselwood Design
Caitlin Swanson
Erika Conner
JK Interior Living
Erin Williamson Design
Erin Williamson Design
Design byAmy Leferink at Interior Impressions/ Photo by Mackenzie Merrill Photography
Arbor & Co.
Ashley Montgomery Design
Ashley Webb
Leclair Decor
Margaret Wright Interior + Lifestyle Photog
Mary Patton Design
Mary Patton Design
Mary Patton Design
Morse Design
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Kendall Wilkinson Design
Kendall Wilkinson Design
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