Rug Interior Design Trends For 2024

Step into the future of interior design as we share our predictions for the top rug trends of 2024. From the most captivating colours to perfect patterns, these are the aesthetics that we think will define the world of trending rugs in the coming year. Whether you're a design enthusiast who loves to keep up with home rug trends, or just seeking fresh inspiration, consider this your guide to our top three 2024 rug trends.

Trending Rug Colours

Peach Fuzz - Pantone’s Colour of the Year

This year, we’re all about Pantone’s Colour of the Year 2024: Peach Fuzz. The beauty of this shade isn’t just its instant visual appeal, but its ability to sit seamlessly into almost any design trend. Minimalism, maximalism, traditional style, vintage-inspired, contemporary, abstract, geometric… Whatever your vibe, there’s a place for peach. Peach Fuzz can take centre stage, blend in and complement other colours, clash and contrast with other pinky hues, and sit as a smile-inducing backdrop. Which is why we think it might be one of the most versatile Pantone picks to date. Love the colour as much as we do? Check out our collaboration with Pantone, featuring a range of rugs dedicated to the pretty and playful Peach Fuzz palette.

Trending Rug Patterns

Less Minimalism, More Patterns

Move over minimalism. This year, we’re going big on patterns. From geometrics to abstract shapes to vintage charm, we can’t get enough of prints. They bring a dynamic feel to any space, and are the perfect way to create a focal point in your room. And make no mistake: even minimalists can get involved in this trend. Look for simple designs like subtle spots, linework, and even classic Persian rugs that can bring patterns into your home without feeling overwhelming.

Trending Rug Textures

Bold Textured Rugs

Good news for lovers of tactile interiors: in 2024, we predict the resurgence of textured rugs. It’s a design movement that counters the era of hard and sleek surfaces, inviting touches of comfort. Look out for luxurious shaggy and mixed pile rugs. And for even bigger impact, we’re layering them up. Reminiscent of a Persian market stall, we’re here for piled aesthetics, where patterns overlap and colours intermingle.

Mix a Faux Hide Rug with Neutral Rugs

This might sound like another trend for the maximalists, but the truth is minimal homes can benefit just as much from a textured rug. They bring a point of interest without the need for bold colours and patterns, and larger, neutral rugs are perfect for anchoring a smaller focal point like a faux hide rug. The warmth and depth offered by textured rugs can transform homes into cosy sanctuaries, offering a plush and tactile experience underfoot.