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Opalhouse Sylviidae Striped Woven Accent Rug
We love this monochromatic scatter rug for its versatility: It has a low-pile construction that'll hold up in high-traffic areas, and has an easy-to-style look that'll work in any setting. Because it's on the small side, use it at a doorway or layered on top of a larger sisal piece to make the proportions work.
The best way to add depth to a neutral-toned space is by layering in texture and subtle pattern. If you're looking to give your monochromatic space a little boost, start with this cushy rug, which features a faded print that'll enhance the room without clashing with your existing decor.
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Artistic Weavers Colin Rug
Use this peach-colored rug to bring some contrast to a richly hued area, like a kitchen with emerald green or navy blue cabinets. You won't have to worry about mess, either: It's machine-washable (without detergent) for easy upkeep.
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Anji Mountain Kerala Area Rug
Ditch clean corners for a circular silhouette. This round rug is hand-braided in India, and has a tightly woven construction that makes it durable enough to keep in a high-traffic area.
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Threshold Potomac Three Square Rug
Use this inky blue rug to anchor a larger space, like the living room. The low-pile design is versatile enough to complement an array of personal styles, and the skid-proof backing ensures it stays put.
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Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Charcoal Stripe Jute Rug
Fans of the modern farmhouse look will love this handmade runner, part of Chip and Joanna Gaines' collection for Target. The flat-pile option is simple (minus the striped detailing and tassels) and is best suited for low-traffic areas like the laundry room.
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Pillowfort Multi Stripe Rug
No pastels here: Give cliché nursery motifs a modern revamp in the form of this rainbow rug. Your kids won't grow out of it as quickly, and it has latex backing to prevent slips.
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Project 62 Block Tufted Area Rug
For those who favor plush styles, Project 62's medium-pile carpet blends color-blocking with abstract shapes for an altogether statement-making design that would be right at home in a cozy bedroom.
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Safavieh Rosemary Stripe Woven Accent Rug
Energize a drab room with this multicolored pick, which is hand-woven from a mix of jute, recycled fabric, and cotton fibers for a rustic finished product. With seven available dimensions to choose from, it's an easy way to squeeze a bit of bohemian charm into any sized space. (Psst: Try the runner size to infuse color into a galley-style kitchen.)
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Project 62 Woven Tapestry with Braid Outdoor Rug
If you're all about moody colors, opt for this teal-toned rug. The pared-back geometric motif and braided ends make it feel like a little luxury. It's cleared for outside use too, so you can bring some color and texture to your patio.
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Pillowfort Rugby Striped Rug
To be used in a kids' room or any space in dire need of some punchy pattern, this striped piece has a lush medium-pile structure and comes in two shades. We're partial to the blush hue, which provides an on-trend pop of color that'll work with both neutral and more vibrant palettes.
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Opalhouse Brya Ave Runner
Spruce up a long hallway with this beautifully patterned runner. It has a skid-resistant backing and a faded, vintage-inspired design that makes it look like a one-of-a-kind purchase from an antique marketplace — no one has to know its actual origins.
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Threshold Threshold Woven Rug
This rectangular, woven, flat pile choice is made of jute, rayon and cotton for a subtle color blend. This handmade item rug can fit into most any room and comes in a wide variety of sizes and colors.

Elly Leavitt is a fashion and luxury commerce editor with over seven years of experience covering fashion and design. Her writing can be found in Harper’s BAZAAR, ELLE, Town & Country, Esquire, ELLE Decor, and more. Previously, she was an editor at Domino magazine. You can probably find her in line at Trader Joe's. You will never find her at SoulCycle.
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