Custom Area Rugs for the Kitchen

Here are five great ways a customized area rug, designed specifically for your kitchen, can protect, enhance, personalize, and transform your most utilized living space.

Protection for Hardwood Floors

Kitchens are usually high traffic spaces – kids running around, things falling on the ground, everybody rushing to get out the door and start their day. Your floors don’t have to take a hit. Use some well-placed rugs to brighten up and soften your kitchen area while protecting the hardwood underneath. What about food-related spills? We have great options for easy cleanup.

Crowd Gathering Color

Between all the tile, granite, marble and stainless steel, your kitchen might welcome a pop of color. Area rugs are an easy way to incorporate color and texture in your kitchen and break up all those hard surfaces. Try adding a rug underneath your center island to center your space and create cohesion with the rest of your décor. Feel free to step outside the box here: an eye-catching pattern or bold color can be just the ticket for bringing new life to your kitchen.

Comfort at the Sink

A comfy carpet means your family’s feet will thank you. A well-placed rug beneath your kitchen sink can add a welcome cushion and give your toes a much-deserved break while doing the dishes. A soft rug can also absorb noise and transform your kitchen into an even homier gathering place you so love.

A Runner for the Galley

A customized runner is perfect for placing on a long kitchen galley floor. Running a rug down the length of your kitchen can keep your floors pristine and pull the entire kitchen together to match your unique style. Try a patterned rug that pulls in colors from your backsplash or appliances for a more cohesive look.

Kitchen Table Conversation

An area rug beneath your kitchen table or in your breakfast nook will put the focus on what’s important: a relaxing and joyful place to eat. Placing a rug under the kitchen table will also protect your floor from furniture scratches while softening noise. Try pulling in colors from other areas in your kitchen to create the perfect flow.