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October 22, 2011

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Four Home Décor Rules You Can Break

“Never mix and match fabrics on your furniture” “Only pick one main color for your décor scheme” “Carpets and kitchens don’t mix” It seems like every facet of life has its own special rules, and in the world of interior design there are tons of them. People who are decorating their home for the first time feel the need to follow the supposed iron clad rules of home décor, but doing by the book decorating could leave you with a home that lacks a special style. There’s a saying that states that rules are made to be broken, so when you’re doing your next big décor project, feel free to do some rule breaking by forgoing these home décor “rules”. Only use one shade of wood in a room In the past home decorators would faint at the site of oak and mahogany in the same room, but there’s nothing wrong with mixing different types and shades of wood. Having one of your rooms decorated in a one color format makes the area look very neat, but it als...

Different Types of Rugs

When you shop with The Rugs Warehouse you get to choose rugs made in a variety of styles. Learn about some of the more popular styles from our new infographic, and don't for get to share it with your friends and followers on Twitter and Facebook!

Home Décor 101: Four Common Mistakes People Make When They Decorate Their Home

Proper home décor isn't something you can learn overnight. Some people have a natural flare for arranging furniture and figuring out which shades of colors go well together, but others have more of a difficult time decorating their homes. Home décor isn't simple, and sometimes it can take a series of trial and error to figure out what works best for your home. Everybody has their own unique home décor tastes, but there are some mistakes people tend to make when they're trying to redecorate their home. Mistake #1: Letting one décor item dominate the entire décor scheme Nearly every interior designer will tell you that you should have a main décor piece in your room to tie together your theme, but it is possible to have a main décor piece that distracts attention away from everything else. If you want to avoid having once décor item dominate the entire décor theme, try to purchase items that go with the general color scheme in a room. You ...

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