Best of the Best Luxurious Rugs

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Jute and Bamboo Rugs

Jute and bamboo are natural rug materials that can add a coastal vibe to any indoor space. They are a good choice for rooms needing texture and their economical price point makes them a good value, especially in areas where a large rug is needed. Natural rugs are also great for layering underneath smaller, more decorative rugs. For example, if you have a gorgeous rug that you want to use but it’s too small to accommodate your seat grouping, layer it over a correctly sized natural woven rug. You do have to be careful about where you place these types of rugs as some of them can show watermarks and be difficult to clean. If you’re buying a jute or bamboo rug for an outdoor space, make sure it’s approved for exposure to the elements and it is used for the outdoor area.

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Leather, Hide and Sheepskin Rugs

Leather and sheepskin rugs are made from those animals’ hides (an animal skin treated for human use). Leather rugs can be woven strips, while hides and sheepskins are full animal hides. These are great pieces for small spaces, and perhaps awkwardly shaped rooms.

Sheepskins are pretty easy to clean. You wash them like hair and are especially great for layering on furniture or placed next to your bed in the bedroom so you have something soft to step on first thing in the morning.

The downside to hides is that they can shed and curl up at the edges, but this is an easy fix. Just flip them over and iron them from the backside with low heat to keep them flat. They also tend to accumulate dirt, which can make light-coloured hides look dirty, so it’s important to shake them out and wash regularly.

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$1,895,000/3 br

2,915 square feet

Portland, OR