The colour green is becoming very popular in decorating your home as many top interior designers are using it and this is translating through the high street to more affordable shaggy rugs. This colour is very seasonal as green Christmas trees are starting to be advertised and the shops are bombarded with Christmas and all things festive.
The green colour has mostly been introduced in dining rooms, bathrooms and bedrooms, it is a colour that goes well with other colours and looks great with dark woods. Green shaggy rugs come in a fantastic variation of shades ranging from a light green, a turquoise colour to deep dark greens that really make a statement. With so many variations it makes sense to introduce some green into your interior design. Shaggy rugs in different shades of green add both texture and colour, with the added element of texture you can really explore some bright greens and dark greens that will make a statement.
Apart from black and white, green is very versatile and goes well with most other colours, even opposing colours like red - the old rhyme says red and green should never be seen - but in reality they are actually complimentary colours as you will see on a lot of Christmas trees. You do have to be quite brave to go for a contrasting colour scheme and if you use red remember that it is very seasonal and come January you may be a bit sick of it all. However green shaggy rugs are available online for quick delivery and are so cheap sometimes you can easily change your rug every season.

Green is great for livening up neutral colours such as creams, and a well placed green shaggy rug can brighten up an otherwise boring room. Shaggy rugs in dark green contrasting with neutral walls gives a truly sophisticated look, without overpowering a room, and looks stunning with dark furniture. If you want more of the wow factor, contrast a green shaggy rug with black and white. When green is the only bright colour in a room, you can get a stunning effect that will wow your friends.

If you are not sure about using a bold green rug then go for a mix of blends, you could have a speckled shaggy rug with green introduced as a complimentary colour or you may want a more modern rug with intricate patterns and a mix of colours, green being included in the pattern. These are a safer way of introducing colour as it is less overpowering but can still make an interesting statement.


Have a look through Land of Rugs online store for all your favourite colours in wool and shaggy rugs that will feel lovely and cosy in the upcoming winter months. While you are there complete your home interiors with designer wool rugs that will make your friends jealous.