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Brown Braided Rugs

Popular Brown Rug Shades

Chocolate Brown Rug: This is the first color that comes to mind because we all ate chocolate as kids. This cultural thread has led to its own namesake color - chocolate brown. Chocolate brown rugs will often see color pairings with cream, black or beige rug colors. Peppercorn, Russet, Gingerbread are some examples of chocolate brown rugs.
Dark Brown: This rugs color is also associated with chocolate. It is more reminiscent of dark chocolate. Dark chocolate area rugs will be normally be paired with black, medium brown and ivory. The Cocoa Bean would be considered a dark brown rug specially as it is paired with black.
Taupe: Taupe rugs have been much more popular with farmhouse decor. This is a sophisticated shade. It pairs with ivory. The Smoke rug is a dark taupe braided rug.
Tan Rugs: This color is eternal. It could be a doorway rug or a kitchen rug or a study room rug. Tan is a great neutral rug color. The Biscuit rug is a great rug if you are shopping for this
Beige Rugs: Beige is slightly lighter than tan. Beige is a great neutral color as well. Den room, reading rooms, craft room, all of these rooms would do well with a beige rug. The Biscuit rug is also designed for this.

Classic Brown Braided Rug Combinations

Brown And Black Rugs

These area rugs are classic. Living rooms often have black or brown leather furniture. Our wooden flooring is brown shade. Coffee tables are often black, brown or ivory and you can see why this rugs color would work great as a brown living room rug and also as a brown dining room rug. For many people this is also a great bedroom rug. Also since this color hides dirt so well it is great as a doorway rug or an entryway rug. Cocoa Bean, Kilimanjaro are good braided rugs for this brown and black rugs combo.

Brown And Beige Rugs

This combo is right up there as eternal colors. The colors will pull in most living room furniture decor, and most dining room decor. We could even argue that this could go in most homes as a bedroom rug and even a bathroom rug. We have brown and light brown almost everywhere so you can’t go wrong with this color. Wildwood, Harvest and Russett are good braided rugs for this brown and beige rugs combo.

Dark Brown and Tan Rugs

This combo is slightly different than brown and beige. The brown is darker and the ten color is lighter. They create more bold rugs and pair well if your room, like the study room has a darker brown desk. Our best suggestions for this right now will be Harvest and Gingerbread are good braided rugs for this dark brown and tan rugs combo.

Multicolor Brown

Sometimes you need a rug which brings in all your room’s colors. Flowers, accent pillows, paintings. For this we find that a brown base with some classic colors like rust, gold, or burgundy all help to create a stunning area rug for your home. Gingerbread, Harvest, Kingston, Biscotti are good braided rugs for this multicolor brown rugs.

Available Shapes

Oval
Rectangle

Oval rugs have one big advantage - their corners don’t rise up. We have seen a lot of our customer love that about oval braided rugs. However, Homespice is the home of the rectangle braided rug ! Additionally your space defines it too. A small bathroom might need a small oval rug, whereas a large bathroom could use a rectangle rug in front of the shower or kitchen sink. Doorways also vary. Oval is a great small doorway rug, but for larger French doors you could go with a 4x6’ braided rug, rectangle shape. Please note we recommend our Ultra-Durable rugs anywhere you have water including as your kitchen rug.

Along with color you also need to consider shapes. Both Oval braided rugs and rectangle braided rugs are popular. For the dining room rug we recommend you follow the shape of the table top. For kitchens and doorways we do sell about 60% oval braided rugs. One advantage of the oval rug is that the corners don’t rise.