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• Brown is a color that is found throughout the natural world. You can find it in wood, stone, and earth. It always evokes a feeling of groundedness and calm, which is why many designers turn to it when they want to create a warm and inviting feeling in the space. Brown is always a perfect choice in a color palette of other neutral tones, but today, designers are pairing it in some unexpected and delightful ways.
• Classic styles pair brown with other colors found in nature, such as natural wood floors, stone tile, and an array of greens. Whether your favorite is classic sage, the bold olive tones of Eve green, or jade, pairing them with this rug will help you create a palette that is ready to add to your favorite collection of plants.
• Another popular trend is adding colors on the warm end of the spectrum. This rug allows you to accent with pinks and reds, such as persimmon, salmon, or terracotta. Adding in a layer of creams would create a cozy space.
• Brown is a versatile color that can complement both the warm and cool sides of the spectrum. Midcentury modern design often features shades of blue and brown, and this is an excellent choice for your retro-inspired space. Blue can give mud-baked browns a more light and airy feel. This is a beautiful piece with undertones and shades that let you add a wide range of colors to the palette, while still keeping the natural warmth of the space.