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Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
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Braided looks good indoors or out
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Handmade rugs have durable texture
by Colorspree by Company C
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Hand-Hooked has lots of texture
by Colonial Mills
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Braided looks good indoors or out
by Liora Manne
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Handmade rugs have durable texture
by Colonial Mills
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Braided looks good indoors or out
by American Classics
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Braided looks good indoors or out
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Flat-Woven is slim and reversible
by Colorspree by Company C
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Handmade rugs have durable texture
by Lauren by Ralph Lauren
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Flat-Woven is slim and reversible
by Colonial Mills
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Braided looks good indoors or out
by Colonial Mills
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Braided looks good indoors or out
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Flat-Woven is slim and reversible
by Spicher and Company
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Non-slip backing
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Non-slip backing
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Non-slip backing
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Non-slip backing
A red outdoor rug is like a love letter to your patio. It's a way of telling the world that you care about what your outdoor space looks like, and it makes your home that much more luxurious.
One of the best things about outdoor rugs is that they can also be used indoors, too. For example, a red indoor outdoor area rug can be placed in any of the following spaces:
Indoor and outdoor spaces that receive a lot of foot traffic are the best areas to place these rugs.
You could even create continuity by using the same style of red indoor outdoor rug in several spaces around your home. What better way to add a splash of color while tying all of your design elements together? It's subtle, crafty, and makes it seem like you put a lot of thought into your home's decor.
Outdoor area rugs have been used for centuries to make living spaces around the home more comfortable. They protect flooring when used inside and remove dirt from shoes when used on the doorstep.
These rugs also provide a soft, inviting space to sit and talk outside, and they can make your patio look expertly designed.
The following options are just some of the many variations you can choose from:
With so many choices, it's no wonder why interior designers love using these area rugs to dress up a space.
Because red outdoor rugs can work in just about any space, you can almost guarantee that you'll find one that's right for you. The real question is, where do you want to use a red accent to dress up your home?
From the front door to your grilling area, anywhere will work, but you might want to consider red's associations to make the best selection. In Feng Shui and color psychology, red is associated with:
Is there anywhere in your indoor or outdoor space that you'd like to add these attributes? If so, you've found the perfect place to put your red indoor outdoor rug.
Don't forget to assess your existing decor to make sure you're choosing a hue of red that will go with your space. Generally, you want to choose a complementing tone instead of matching and limit the number of colors in a room.
If you know where you want to place your area rug and you've picked a color, all that's left is to measure your space and select a shape.
Measuring your space is integral to selecting the right rug, and you want to make sure there's at least 12"? of space on all sides of the rug (unless it's going against a doorstep) and then you're ready to order your perfect red rug.
Can you leave an outdoor red rug outside?
Yes, you can leave an outdoor red rug outside. The rug will fade in color over time, but it will not rot or mildew. Be sure to hang them up after a heavy rain.
Can you machine wash an outdoor 6x9 rug?
Yes, you can machine wash an outdoor red rug. However, it is important to use a gentle cycle and to avoid using too much detergent, as this can cause the rug to become faded or stained. Additionally, it is generally recommended that you air dry the rug rather than using a dryer, as this will help to preserve its shape and color. As always, check the label for care instructions.
Where should you place a red outdoor rug?
Outdoor red rugs don't have to be strictly used for your patio! You can also use them in the kitchen, bathroom or other heavy traffic areas!
Check out our latest how to's + design tips to find the perfect rug for your space.
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