Pink is not only for those who want to add a touch of femininity to their homes

To begin, pink is no longer called a strictly feminine color. There are deeper hues available as well. Take something between magenta and rosy pink, for example. These shades can spruce up any room in your house!

If you are looking to add a rug to a conspicuously modern space, you can actually choose shades of vintage pink sans any pattern. The color especially goes well with wooden floors. Vintage pink also goes well with blue and white themes.

Pink Goes very well with Neutral

Even rooms with neutral shades can accommodate pink easily. In order to strike that perfect aesthetic balance, make sure you are selecting something in softer shades. Carpets with touches of pink (not entirely pink), actually add neutrality and a touch of brightness to the room. You can choose this shade for your office or any room having fall décor. Pink is one shade which looks brighter during the day owing to the sunlight and looks aptly saturated in the evening.

Pink braided rugs actually work magic for neutral rooms dominated by grays and blues.

Pink Rugs work well for high traffic and low traffic areas

This particular shade is recommended for fuss-free spaces with low traffic (they are every designer’s dream), as well as for homes with pets and kids. If you are particularly looking at something which can hide dog hair, we suggest vintage, pattern-free pink teamed with golden streaks.

Pink rugs can actually be quite versatile, and add brightness to any room!