Layered rug ideas for indoors and outdoors are what we’d love to share with you today. We have layered welcome mats, layered jute rugs, layered rugs in the living room and so much more to show you. We also want to share how you can have layered rugs be part of your home any and every day of the year. Don’t waste any time, read on to find out how.
We have shared with you layered rugs in our post 5 Spring Decorating Ideas For A Small Front Porch and you loved it. So we wanted to share with you some other ideas for layering rugs.
When it comes to layered rugs ideas, it might surprise you that they can be incorporated in your holiday decor. We have some fun inspiration to show you. Come See!
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Layered Rug Ideas
Hyland Homestead
This welcome mat sends the message that home is where the heart is. If you love the farmhouse look, take some notes from Brittney’s layered rug.
If you already have a welcome mat and a solid color rug but want a cute rectangle pattern on your rug, check out our post How To Make An Easy DIY Rug Out Of A Drop Cloth And Chalk Paint. We show how to use chalk paint on material and you could get this look on a plan rug with ease.
Cara Massie Design
Cara just released a post on Modern Farmhouse Porch decor and in her post, she shares about this layered rug idea.
This jute rug looks great with the buffalo check welcome mat on top.
Melissa Mahoney
When we were looking for layered rug ideas, we came across Melissa’s. We loved how she used fun geometrical patterns and layered them.
The Painted Piano
Remember when we mentioned that layered rugs could be used in holiday decor? This fall layered rug idea by Angie is beautiful!
The rugs stand out even among the pumpkins and mums!
Fleur de Licia
This is a simple and sweet fall porch. The layered rugs add to the decor. The look encompasses everything that is a fall farmhouse like the neutral colors and wooden sign.
Morgan Miller Blog
The black and white color palette on Morgan’s front porch is classic. This striped rug topped with a welcome mat that greets visitors is simply perfection.
Simply adding a few fall elements transforms this layered rug into fall. Once Christmas comes all she has to do is change out the fall decor for Christmas and like magic she has a Christmas porch.
Kristen Fortier
Here’s one more layered rug idea for your fall porch. Buffalo checked rugs look great under welcome mats. Especially one that says ‘hi!’
2561 Farmhouse
We’re heading straight into winter with our layered rugs. This Christmas styled front porch is gorgeous and the layered rugs are icing on Santa’s cookie.
Nesting Blissfully Interiors
Julia has a farmhouse Christmas porch here. Don’t be surprised if the definition of such a porch in the near feature includes a layered rug in order to be considered a true farmhouse porch.
This layered rug idea is lovely! It will bring joy to all that cross its threshold.
Our Home Life
This merry & bright layered rug look on Joina’s Christmas porch is precious. Using a buffalo check as the under rug is perfect because you can just change the top welcome mat and create a new look.
Floral & Pearls
We promised that we would include an indoor look in this post. Nicole shows us her living room with layered rugs.
Our favorite thing about layering rugs is that you don’t have to settle on just one favorite. You can combine two favorites and pull off a great look!
Light Hearted Living
Meghanne has match up two neutral area rugs in her living room and stacked them. They look amazing together. Even the different textures look as though they would feel phenomenal under your toes.
Conclusion
Layered rug ideas are trending and we hope you love them as much as the rest of the farmhouse community does. There are so many perfect combinations you can put together. We’d love to see what you come up with.
Happy Decorating!
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