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Have you ever had this experience when you move into a new house? The old house was just fine, you had all the things you needed and then you move into the new place, and suddenly you need things? You might suddenly find that the old furniture just doesn’t work in the new place. On occasion it simply doesn’t fit – or even more problematic, it simply isn’t big enough. When you move into a new place where you have a little more space and suddenly that corner couch looks like a pea on the back end of an elephant. Moving house can be expensive, and the temptation is to not control your spending, usually, because the sums involved are so big anyway, it feels like playing with Monopoly money anyway. One of the ways in which you can change the entire look and feel of a place without breaking the bank while you do it is with tribal rugs from Australia shops. There is a lot to be gained from a rug. First of all, it is discrete and contained and yet it serves to bring everything else together. Imagine for a minute you need to pull together a range of different elements. A tribal rug can work because first of all, it doesn’t have to match colour-wise. You can bring in a totally different yet complementary palate and it will still work. The next thing is that a rug is strong at defining a space. You can put a TV and a couch in a space and yes, it has the elements to enable you to watch TV. Add a unique tribal rug that Australia stores have available and you have created a den or a snug. The rug helps define it as a place where an activity takes place and also points out clearly, this is the sitting room and not the dining room. Although of course, a rug marks out the dining room just as clearly. When it comes to geometric rugs, you have to be a little more careful because obviously, the geometry of the situation is going to have an effect. But it is a positive and dynamic one. Use geometry to create the illusion of space where there isn’t much. Use shapes to draw the walls in and create a sense of cosiness. If you’re considering a geometric rug, remember to think in two dimensions. There’s the pattern on the rug itself and then there is the shape of the rug. Both need to be considered independently and then then they need to be thought of together. Make sure you’re comfortable that the two work together to create the effect you’re really looking for and that they don’t clash. A square rug which has a pattern of which consists of circles could work really well. The opposite – round rug which needs to offset ninety-degree angles might have trouble pulling the effect off successfully. Rugs make all the difference between a space and a home – use them wisely and you will see.
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