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Also know, can you put a rug on top of another rug?

Play with Pattern Layering patterned rugs on top of each other is a little trickier than layering a patterned rug on a solid, rug, but it's definitely not impossible. Ultimately when layering patterns, it's best to trust your eye and go with your gut. If you like the way it looks, then go with it.

Similarly, how do you size a layer rug? Use a nice, neutral base such as a jute or sisal that is the proper size and then layer the smaller rug on top like in the below photos. Hides work great this way as alone they look and feel a bit bare. But don't try to get too creative with your layering- this looks like a living room ripe for tripping.

Consequently, is layering rugs in style?

Layering rugs, whether on carpet or hardwood floors, is a smart and simple way to give a room texture and take on another trend: pattern-mixing. For example, a tightly striped red-and-cream rug would be too much against a tiny checkered rug, but a larger diamond-checked design in black-and-white is just right.

How do you layer a cowhide rug?

For simple layering, pair any cowhide with a neutral rug, jute works great or try something softer like the third one below made of a chunky wool fabric. For something with a little more interest, try pairing a cowhide with a patterned rug! Here are some suggestions to help you create a unique layered look!