While high pile rugs are suitable for low-traffic areas of your home (such as a bedroom), you’ll want to select one that’s classified as no- or low-pile for your kitchen. A fluffy or shaggy rug has a high pile, while a thin mat or natural fiber rug typically has a low pile. Not only does it come in a variety of colors, but it's also machine-washable.Ī rug’s pile refers to the density and length of its fibers. If you're looking for something more budget-friendly, you can't go wrong with the Crate & Barrel Della Black Cotton Flat Weave Rug (view at Crate & Barrel). You can use it indoors or outdoors, and it's super easy to maintain and keep clean. Our top pick is the Chilewich Bamboo Floor Mat ( view at Pottery Barn), because it's low-pile, slip-resistant, and has great durability. Fortunately, there are tons of rugs out there that check all those boxes-and we found ‘em!īelow, the best kitchen rugs for every space and style. And of course, your rug should suit your kitchen's aesthetic. You should also pay attention to the rug’s backing (a rubber or latex backing will keep it from sliding on tiled kitchen floors), as well as how padded it is. You’ll want to pay even closer attention to both the rug’s durability and pile, as kitchens are heavily-trafficked areas that are much more prone to spills. Shopping for kitchen rugs, though, is a bit different than purchasing a rug for other areas of your home.
But they can also add some flair and warmth to the space-and who doesn’t want that? Yes, kitchen rugs minimize the chance of slipping in front of the sink and can also keep you comfortable while standing at the stove or countertop.
#Annie selke runner install#
We hired Safety Matters to install our baby gates and this one looks almost identical to the one we have.Why should your living room get all the love? Rugs belong in the kitchen, too, and all it takes is one cozy and well-placed option to convince you. I’m just all for outsourcing what you can to make life easier, and prefer to have things done the right way. But – the process looks very easy and if I wanted to, I’m confident I could do it.
#Annie selke runner professional#
We are not the best at DIY and both work (and have a toddler) so we prefer to have a professional handle these things. It’s soft, durable, and I love the design. Annie Selke has a step-by-step guide if you want to give this a go yourself. Since it’s durable enough for outdoors, it holds up against children and still looks brand new. We used three indoor/outdoor runners (gifted from Annie Selke). Stair Runners: The Best Rug to Choose for Your Stairs Here’s the before and after of this room. Here are the details on our affordable striped stair runner, that’s actually an indoor-outdoor rug, perfect for high traffic areas. We would have tried but our contractor was already working on our house, so we took the easy road and asked him to do it for us. Safety first, right? If you’re handy, you could definitely install this yourself. We knew we needed traction and some padding for our growing family. Once our basement floors were installed, making the stairs safer was priority.
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