A rug that suits a natural modern room
When we introduce Persian rugs on Layout, we sometimes hear people say, "I saw them at my grandparents' house."
It seems that there are still many people who cannot escape the stately and glittering atmosphere of reception rooms from the Showa to early Heisei eras, when Persian carpets first began to be widely introduced in Japan.
But the Showa era is over, and the Heisei era is over too! It would be a shame not to incorporate Persian into your room's interior, simply because you have an image of it being "old" without knowing anything about it.
When looking at photos of rooms overseas (Europe and the US), you can see Persian rugs styled with modern interiors. If more people started using rugs like this, everyday life would be much more enjoyable.
So, this time I'm going to show you how to coordinate a trendy room with a traditional Persian rug. I hope you enjoy.
This time I'm styling...
<Natural Modern> Room
Natural modern is an interior style that is widely adopted in Japanese life, based on Nordic modern and emphasizing the warmth of natural materials such as wooden furniture.
This time, we will introduce Persian rugs that are recommended for natural modern interior scenes.
"Solid wood floors" and "gray sofas" are the perfect combination for creating a room with a Nordic feel.
If you were to put a rug here, we would recommend a simple Gabbeh rug that is comfortable to walk on, or a tribal rug that will add a vintage feel... but we would like to recommend a Persian rug. Let's get started and choose the perfect rug for this space.
Nine
This time, I wanted to keep the atmosphere monochrome, so I chose a rug from Nain, one of the five major Persian carpet producing areas, which has been introduced to Japan for a long time.
When you lay it in your room, it will create a completely different look than you'd expect from a Persian rug.
The color is refreshing
Nine, which has many rugs in refreshing colors such as beige, blue, and green, is recommended for those who are hesitant to incorporate striking colors into their rooms. The dark beige "border" that surrounds the edge of the rug like a picture frame matches the color of the floor, and you can see that the white of the rug blends in without standing out. The elegant curved design is also made up of cool colors, giving it a cool impression without being too cutesy.
Botanical curves
If you look closely, you'll see that the curved design is depicted with flowers and leaves. If you incorporate botanical elements like houseplants or dried flowers into your room, they will harmonize with the rug's design and bring it to life. Modern interiors tend to be drab and difficult to balance, but by subtly incorporating color and patterns with a rug, you can enrich the look of your room.
Rustic and elegant
Designed with the finest Persian weaving and gentle colors, Nain is a rug that looks just like an actress. When you bring it into your room, it will envelop the entire space in a clean, bright and elegant atmosphere.
Standard living and dining room size
The size of the rug introduced this time is 200cm x 140cm.
This is perfect for placing in front of a two-seater sofa or at the foot of a four-seater dining table.
This is the standard size of rug that you will always find in any interior design shop.
This is an excellent item that can be easily matched with any interior scene.
How to use it
As we have introduced, we recommend using it in front of the sofa, but if it were me, I would prefer to use the Nine rug in the dining room.
I want to create a clean atmosphere and place botanical designs around the dining table, invite friends over for a smørrebrød (Danish open sandwich) party, and feel like I'm in an apartment in Copenhagen.
What do you think? I hope you've realized that Persian rugs are not only suitable for stately and luxurious spaces, but also for rooms with a bright and gentle atmosphere like this one.
This spring, why not incorporate the refreshing "Nine" into your room and give your simple room a sophisticated update?
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