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Petrol rugs: thinking clearly and feeling relaxed
With a petrol rug, you bring a colour into your home that boosts your intuition. It helps you think clearly and also relax. Therefore, a petrol rug works very well in the bedroom. The colour ensures a good night’s sleep. But if you haven’t slept well after all, the rug will at least make sure you can get up nice and warm, which also makes for a relaxed situation.
A petrol rug in your living room
Of course, you can also place a petrol rug in your living room. Petrol is a pretty neutral colour that matches very well with other colours. A petrol rug goes well with other warm colours, but also with cold ones. Therefore, you can use a petrol rug in different interior styles. For example, a petrol rug goes well with an industrial interior with lots of metal and wood, but this colour also suits a lighter Scandinavian interior. The petrol colour is also often found in low-pile vintage carpets.
Petrol accent colour
You can choose a rug that is all petrol, but there are also rugs that use petrol as an accent colour. To emphasise that colour, you can add to your interior accessories of the same colour. For example, a few small petrol cushions on the sofa or a pretty petrol vase on the table.
A longer life with an underlay
If you place your petrol rug on a slippery floor, you can protect it from sliding with a special anti-slip underlay. Such an underlay costs little and is easy to add to your order. An underlay ensures there are no bumps and lumps on the rug that you can trip over. Also, if the rug does not slide back and forth on the floor, the fibres will be less damaged and your petrol rug will stay beautiful for longer.
Petrol is a modern colour that is incredibly popular right now. And we think this beautiful deep colour will stay in fashion for some time to come. The colour is beautiful to look at, easy to combine with other colours, and fits various interior styles. Also check out our selection of turquoise rugs. Also a mix of blue and green but usually just a lighter shade.
