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10 ways to use rugs in a bathroom |

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While bathroom rug ideas might not be on your list of bathroom must-haves, they are a great way of adding a soft touch to cold, hard bathroom floors as well as injecting personality into spaces that can sometimes be seen as purely functional. 

Whether you're looking for a rug for a master bathroom or cloakroom, there's a huge variety available in an array of materials, sizes and designs. Rugs work particularly well in larger bathrooms with expansive floor areas as these spaces can feel especially cold, but a rug can help anchor the scheme, making it instantly more homely and welcoming.

If you are looking for a beautiful rug for your bathroom ideas then our gallery of inspiration, which also includes some tips from the experts, is the place to start

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While bathroom rug ideas can bring instant personality to a space, there are some practical considerations to take into account when choosing these less than usual bathroom flooring ideas.  

'When choosing a rug for a space such as a kitchen or bathroom, practicality is key,' says Sabina Miller, head buyer at Heal’s . 'We would recommend a washable rug for use in bathrooms that can be easily cleaned when needed. However this doesn’t mean you need to sacrifice style for practicality.'

Indeed, as bathrooms are moist areas, it’s advised to opt for either a washable design or one made from water-resistant, synthetic materials where possible, as these won’t be damaged by splashes and are easy to clean.

Regular rugs made from natural fibers may be used provided they are not in direct contact with water and the room is well ventilated. When laying a rug in the bathroom it is also important to fit an underlay to prevent the rug slipping on hard floors.

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Large bathrooms with plenty of wall and floor space offer a useful opportunity to showcase ornate prints as this master bathroom idea by Penny Morrison proves. For a tranquil retreat, opt for delicate nature-inspired designs in soft neutral and pastel shades such as this elegant rug with a subtle floral design. 

2. Liven-up a country bathroom

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Adding a colorful geometric rug is a quick and easy way to bring life to country bathroom ideas. With its large expanse of wooden floorboards and neutral walls this bathroom could run the risk of feeling cold and echoey, but a simple cotton rug handwoven in India makes the space instantly more inviting while also enhancing its quirky cottage feel. 

3. Choose a synthetic rug for a wetroom

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Opting for practical bathroom rug made from water-resist materials needn’t mean you have to compromise on rustic style as there are designs available that mimic the look of natural fibers. Combining the benefits of synthetic materials, with the textural look of sisal, Alternative Flooring ’s Anywhere rugs are a perfect wet room idea plus come in an array of tones to tie-in with your bathroom floor tile ideas.

4. Turn heads in a guest bathroom

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Being used less frequently than master or family bathrooms, guest bathrooms can offer scope to be a bit bolder with interior design – introducing bold prints over rugs and wallpapers is a good way to achieve a head-turning look. Try contrasting an elegant Chinoiserie wallpaper with an antique kilim-style rug for a playful scheme.

'I chose something striking for the guest bathroom as it’s a bit of fun for guests to enjoy when they visit. However, if it were for my master bathroom, I would choose a quieter color as I would see it every day,' says Henriette Von Stockhausen, founder of VSP Interiors .

5. Double up on pattern

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Vinyl bathroom floor ideas are a practical yet stylish solution for bathrooms as they combine the look of natural wood, stone and tiles with the benefits of being easier to lay and clean. With a decorative patchwork tile design, this ornate vinyl floor brings individuality to this bathroom while a Moroccan-style rug with a more pared-back pattern helps to temper the scheme and ties it in with the blue wall color.  

6. Use a rug to warm up a modern bathroom

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With their strong architectural lines and streamlined silhouettes, modern bathroom ideas feel stark and cold but adding a tactile rug is an effective way of bringing a layer of warmth to the space. Inspired by traditional Berber designs, this large rug helps to soften this black and white bathroom idea with its striking crittall shower partition and statement black roll top.

7. Choose an antique rug for a vintage feel

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Are you looking for vintage bathroom ideas? Why not cocoon the space in print by papering the floor and ceiling in an ornate print and adding an antique rug on the floor? Contrasting with the pale walls, this antique Persian-style carpet really drawers the eye in this guest bathroom helping to anchor the scheme and make it feel quirky and homely. 

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Tread carefully on the planet by opting for a bathroom rug made from recycled synthetic materials such as this simple design.

'Because our rugs are made only and entirely from recycled plastic bottles, they offer all the benefits of a synthetic fiber rug – machine washable, really hard wearing, immune from moth attack, hypo-allergenic, stain resistant and even suitable for use outside,' says Tasha Green, director of Weaver Green . 'You can simply pop them in a washing machine for a spotless clean.' 

9. Keep it simple with a white rug

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For a touch of  spa-like luxury you can't go wrong with a classic, plush white rug to bring softness and warmth underfoot to a tiled bathroom floor. This simple design from The White Company is a brilliant rustic bathroom idea it lets the beautiful patina of this vintage roll top really sing. 

10. Choose a stylish bath mat

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If you do not have space for a rug in your bathroom, but still want to add interest to the floor, then consider a bathmat with a decorative design – every bathroom will always need a bath mat so this could make a good small bathroom idea. 'A form of rug or bathmat in the bathroom is absolutely essential in our opinion – no slippery wet floors in a space very prone to accidents without any underfoot buffer,' says Noemie Deed, founder of Cosy Coco .

What kind of rug do you put in the bathroom?

As bathrooms are moist areas it’s advised to opt for designs that are washable or made from water-resistant, synthetic materials as these are less likely to be damaged by splashes and are easy to clean. Low pile rugs are better suited than deep pile rugs as they are easier to clean and are less likely to trap dirt. With the rise of outdoor living, there are plenty of water-resistant rugs available which be used to brighten up your bathroom as well as your patio.

Decorative rugs made from cotton or other natural fibers can still be used provided they are placed away from areas where they could be in direct contact with water and the room is well ventilated. Using regular rugs in a bathroom can create a quirky homely look and work particularly well in large, traditional bathrooms.

Where should you put rugs in the bathroom?

Where you put a bathroom rug will depend on what type of rug it is. A washable anti-slip bath matt made from cotton or a synthetic fibres is a must-have by next to a bath or shower, however larger rugs that serve a decorative purpose are best placed away from wet areas and are not suitable for wet rooms.

Placed in the center of the room a decorative rug made from wool, cotton or other natural materials can help bring warmth and texture to a large bathroom as well as serving to anchor the scheme. Do ensure that the rug has an anti-slip underlay when used on a hard floor and that the room is ventilated. 

Decorative rugs and runners are also a good way to bring personality to spaces less frequently used like cloakrooms and guest bathrooms. 

Pippa is Content Editor on Homes & Gardens online contributing to Period Living and Country Homes & Interiors print issues. A graduate of Art History and formerly Style Editor at Period Living, she is passionate about architecture, creating decorating content, interior styling and writing about craft and historic homes. She enjoys searching out beautiful images and the latest trends to share with the Homes & Gardens audience. A keen gardener, when she’s not writing you’ll find her growing flowers on her village allotment for styling projects.

Wash in Style: 16 Bathroom Rug Ideas

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Your bathroom should feel like your personal sanctuary, filled with the things that you love. It sets the scene for self-care and, in the case of a secondary bathroom, makes your guests feel at home as well. Whether you’re getting ready for an evening out or enjoying a night soaking in the tub, the right bathroom rug ideas make this personal space much more enjoyable. We’ve highlighted some of our favorite small and large bathroom rug ideas here to make it easier for you to choose. No matter the square footage you’re working with, we’ll help you find the perfect rug design ideas.

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First, remove all clutter from your bathroom counter and floor. Store items in drawers or under the sink. If your bathroom is lacking in storage, buy a few attractive containers to hold toiletries and towels.

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Next, add soft furnishings like rugs, towels, and if needed, a shower curtain in a neutral color scheme. White is most common for a spa, but other neutrals like gray, beige and even light blues and greens work too.

A cotton, chenille or indoor/outdoor rug will help absorb water and wear well in the bathroom and can be cleaned easily.

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Farmhouse Bathroom

If you find yourself drawn to farmhouse style, you’ll likely appreciate an organic and casual atmosphere with simple lines and well loved (aged) materials. For a farmhouse bathroom, you’ll want to mix old and new. A vintage style rug placed in front of the sink or tub can add softness and safety. Or, try a simple flat woven striped rug in black and white over wood floors. Use a rug pad to prevent slipping.

Transitional Elegance

Transitional style combines traditional design elements with contemporary style. In your transitional bathroom, you’ll find smooth straight lines combined with soft curvy textures. A rug is a great way to balance your transitional space. If you have a smooth lacquered vanity, add softness with a round or oval rug. Balance out bold masculine tile with a cushy rectangular chenille rug.

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Double Vanity

Double vanities extend the bathroom space, creating room for two. Here, a beautiful vintage runner is centered between two vanities creating a soft place to land your feet while still showcasing your bathroom's tile. Standard sizes for bathroom rug decorating tend to be smaller to prevent cluttering the floor. These smaller sizes are also easier to clean regularly, keeping your bathroom sanitary and welcoming.

CHIC AND GLAMOROUS

If your home style is all about glitzy sophistication, then your bathroom should be no different. Glam style incorporates a neutral color scheme with sculptural lines and dramatic details. Give your bathroom that ‘Old Hollywood’ vibe by starting with a neutral color palette, then add a bathroom vanity or pedestal sink with sculptural lines and metallic detail. Finally, add thick and luxurious towels and rugs in traditional or geometric patterns. A high pile rug made from wool or synthetic materials feels rich and handles moisture well.

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Heirloom Accent

This printed rug features an eye-catching heirloom pattern printed on a soft and durable surface that’s resilient enough to stand up to regular bathroom use. The rug’s auburn color palette works well with the olive cabinets, tying the decor together and giving the bathroom a warm appeal. If you have colorful cabinets in the bathroom (maybe ones you can't paint over), try using a patterned rug as the focal point to help split the attention.

Boho Bathroom

This modern boho bathroom uses color coordination between the rug and shower curtain to create a cohesive and welcoming look. A narrow layout doesn't make bathroom rug decorating difficult—it just calls for a runner instead of a larger option. Here, the runner helps elongate the space without making it feel crowded. And the accents continue the color coordination, completing the boho style.

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Playing with Prints

This bathroom makes excellent use of patterns, prints, and contrast. The tribal print runner is charming and sophisticated, and it softens the half-painted walls. If you're looking for bathroom mat ideas to go with fun paint or attractive wall designs like those shown here, consider a grounded tribal design in neutral colors. Remember, your accents don't have to match perfectly to work beautifully together.

Floral Appeal

This bathroom calls for an eye-catching rug with its floral curtains, a stylish bathtub, and a textured stool. And the vintage-styled runner fits the bill perfectly. It emphasizes the pink found in the floral curtain while still playing with contrast beside the black cabinets. If you love floral designs, try pairing them with traditional medallion rugs like this one to complete your look.

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Spa-Like Texture

There's something special about curling your toes into a clean, textured surface right after getting out of the shower or bath. It can make you feel like you've arrived at your own personal spa, and it's excellent for helping moisture evaporate more quickly. And since this is a Chilewich mat, it’ll be easy to clean and moisture resistant. Mats like this add texture to your design, too, which can make the decor in your bathroom feel polished and professional.

Soothing Stripes

If you’re decorating a master bathroom with a bathtub, a rug is more than a style choice. It can also make getting in and out of the tub safer by providing a slip-free surface for you to place wet feet on. Here, we see another Chilewich mat, this time in stripes of soothing blues. Chilewich mats are crafted from vinyl yarns that are prized for their ability to withstand moisture, traffic, and cleaning.

Cool Blues

Blue is one of the most popular colors for the bathroom. It makes sense, too, since it's associated with water, relaxation, and spa vibes. Here, you see the power of a blue round or oval rug placement in the bathroom. Bathroom floor mats with rounded corners make the space appear larger while creating a softer appeal. And with braided bathroom rug construction, common in farmhouse rugs, you’ll enjoy enhanced durability and easier cleaning, which is a must for this space.

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Chilled Grey

Grey is yet another soothing rug color that we love seeing in bathroom mat ideas. The skinny stripes of grey complement the marbled grey throughout this lovely bathroom, giving it a relaxing appeal. And since it’s a Chilewich mat, it promises to be easy to clean, moisture resistant, and long-lasting...the perfect fit for a master or guest bathroom.


Which of these bathroom rug ideas do you think you’ll try in your bathroom? Whether you came looking for large bathroom rug ideas, small bathroom rug ideas, or something in between, you should officially be ready to wash in style. And if you’re still searching for that perfect fit, check out our full selection of bathroom rugs for more inspiration.

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In this guide, we will only talk about textile rugs that are placed on the floor in the bathroom or toilet.

To choose a soft rug, here are some things to think about:

We talk about everything we know and what we have in the assortment.

Choosing material

It is important that the material meets our needs and is suitable for use in a particular room. The main consumer properties required for a good bathroom rug:

  1. Moisture resistance - resistant to rot, moisture deformation.
  2. Hygroscopicity - fast absorption.
  3. Drying - moisture evaporation rate.
  4. Wear resistance - service life, shedding, fading, etc.

For each material, these indicators are different. Consider the advantages and disadvantages of the materials that we use. And also we will give a rating from 1 to 5 according to the main indicators specifically for rugs.

Acrylic

Acrylic yarn is a synthetic fabric made from air, more specifically, from natural gas. The fiber was conceived as an analogue of wool, therefore it has similar tactile qualities and properties.


100% acrylic threads do not shine. Acrylic pile is elastic and retains its original appearance after washing.

Wash acrylic products by hand or in a washing machine at temperatures up to 30 ° C. When washing in the machine, use a laundry bag, as small fluff may fall out. Acrylic is not recommended to squeeze. Cannot be heated or ironed.

Pros:

Cons:


Examples of acrylic mats

Microfiber

Microfiber (microfiber) is a material that is obtained by stratifying threads into smaller ones. The technology makes it possible to obtain threads several dozen times thinner than a human hair. Microfiber is made from synthetic raw materials, often with the addition of synthetic, artificial and natural fabrics. We use 100% polyester.

The texture of the microfiber pile is smooth and delicate.

Microfiber rugs are distinguished by their brilliance and special softness, which can only be compared with plush toys.

Pros:

Cons:


Examples of microfiber mats

Cotton

Cotton is a natural material. The quality of cotton is highly dependent on what raw materials are used, how and with what it was processed.

If the cotton is free of impurities, then the threads should not shine.

Pros:

Cons:


Examples of cotton rugs

When choosing a material, remember that you are not choosing your garment. A floor mat is an accessory with which there will be no particularly close and prolonged contact. The choice also depends on the conditions in your bathroom: wet or dry, cold or warm, there is a window or ventilation, floor heating or not. If you are warm, dry and windy, then any material will do. And if the opposite is true, then it is better to focus on what will withstand more and last longer.

Select form

In our catalog you can find rugs of the following shapes:

Rectangular is the most popular shape. The rug is located along the bathroom and exactly under the feet. Square The equilateral rug is the same, whatever one may say. Rounded edges are harder to touch, and the shape itself is softer. Round This shape will attract attention and diversify straight lines and angles, which are so many in the bathroom. This product has a special character and emphasizes the design.With a cutout for the toilet This shape is suitable for toilets with a standard foot. This is convenient, because you can move the mat close.

The shape of the edges may also differ. There are models with sharp edges and more rounded ones. The rounded edge is harder to hook on with your foot. Choose the shape of the product based on the available space on the floor and your ideas in design. The shape can emphasize the severity of the geometry of the room or, on the contrary, soften it.

Choose size

The shape and size are closely related, therefore, depending on the shape, we divide the rugs into several groups.

For rectangular, oval, curly, there are sizes:

Square rugs (including for the toilet) come with dimensions:

Round can have the following diameters:

The size is also selected based on the free space on the floor. It is always best to measure how much space the mat will take up so that you know for sure that the product will fit, fit properly and not create obstacles.

Choosing pile

The length of the pile is a criterion for fluffiness and softness. We conditionally divide into 3 groups:

Lint-freeLow maintenance, but least warm and soft.

Examples of lint free mats

Short pileLooks fluffy, but soft. It retains heat well. Usually use a dense pile.

Examples of short pile mats

Long pileDue to the length, it also absorbs more moisture. The warmest and fluffiest, but requires frequent care and cleaning.

Examples of long pile rugs

Another criterion is the density of the pile. This parameter depends on the number of threads in the bundle. The more threads in the bundle, the more voluminous and thicker 1 villus. The number and density of carpet fibers varies depending on the choice of thread thickness. The thinner the thread, the more villi per cm², and vice versa.

Villi of different densities The choice of the density of the pile does not depend on the material. It plays a role what tactile qualities the manufacturer wants to get.

Most often, the choice of pile depends on the degree of your readiness for frequent washing and careful care of the product. Small debris will often get stuck between the villi. Plus, fluffy rugs take longer to dry.

Choosing the type of anti-slip protection

We attach great importance to the issue of security. Often in the bathroom, the floor is smooth and the rug can slip if its ergonomics are not thought out.

We solve the security issue in three ways:

Rubber backing (TPR)

The reverse side of the mat is covered with a layer of thermoplastic rubber. Elastic, environmentally friendly, durable, does not crack, does not damage coatings, is not afraid of mold and water. The most non-slip, will hold even on a mirror-smooth tile. Rubber backing on all acrylic and microfiber carpets.


The backing is also the basis for the rug. The pile is soldered to hot latex, which, when solidified, securely fixes each pile.

Latex coated

The reverse side of the rug is covered with a thin coating of latex. It is not visible to the eye, but it is felt to the touch. The degree of protection against slipping is medium. All Wess and Verran cotton carpets have this type of coating. The disadvantage of the coating is the reduction in spraying with each wash.

Spraying is applied already on the finished product.

Double-sided models

Some Moroshka cotton carpets do not have any special coating on the back. They are bilateral. What then prevents them from slipping? Double-sided rugs are quite weighty. Due to the heavy weight, the mat is not so easy to move, however, in terms of the degree of protection against slipping, we classify them as the weakest.

The weight of the rug 70x70 cm is 1.160 g. The rug of the same size is made of cotton, but with a latex coating - 780 g.

Choosing a design

At the rug, the material, color and pile affect the design. The material determines not only what kind of rug will be to the touch, but also its appearance. The color can be uniform or multi-colored. But the pile is rich in the greatest difference and options, or rather, the methods of finishing it.

Multi-level pile The pattern is created by using threads of different lengths. Multi-colored pile Threads of different colors are used. Often multi-colored pile is made multi-level.

Examples of mats

JacquardThe pattern is created by a complex interweaving of threads. Jacquard products are the most durable. Lurex Lurex threads are added to ordinary threads. They create a pattern with a characteristic sheen.

Examples of mats

Jacquard with appliqueThe base is woven from jacquard, and then decorated. Chenille This is a jacquard fabric consisting of threads with villi - fluffy, combed fibers.

Examples of mats

Tentacles-fingers The pile consists of several twisted chenille threads. We affectionately call them "tentacles" or "fingers". Loops The same as the previous type, but in the form of loops. Due to the shape, such a pile is not crushed for a long time.

Examples of mats

Such an accessory as a bath mat, we do not buy every day. Cost and attractive design should not be the main criteria. You get a functional thing that will delight and bring comfort to the house only if the chosen model suits the conditions in your bathroom and meets personal preferences.

Now you have the basic information for a confident choice. You can start choosing a suitable rug for the floor in the bathroom or a rug for the toilet.


beautiful and stylish variations of the design of the bathroom from the photo

Bathroom, toilet, have a floor covering in the form of tiles. Contact with water leads not only to the formation of puddles on the floor, a traumatic situation can arise if a person slips. A set of beautiful carpets for the bathroom and toilet will protect wet tiles and make your stay in the bathroom more comfortable.

To create a luxurious interior, you need to pay attention to the little things.

Differences between the top and bottom of the mat

Content

There are a huge number of modifications of rugs in the bathroom. PVC models are represented by anti-slip rubber products. Microfiber is used to make a fluffy version that is pleasant to the touch, with the ability to quickly absorb water droplets. The cotton bath rug is a rug that can be washed and rolled.

Even such a product can set accents in the bathroom and make it more interesting and bright.

Whatever material the bath mat is made of, an anti-slip base on the underside is a must. Manufacturers of PVC bath and toilet mats use suction cups, with which the model is attached both to the tiles and to the floor in the shower.

Small rubber accessories with suction cups are often placed in the bathroom itself, for the safety of children.

The bottom of the large bathroom rug can be made with a silicone pad, or with PVC fibers added to the main fabric to give stability, prevent slipping and twisting.

Bathroom rugs play a special role. They can complete the interior of this room.

The upper part is equipped with massage inserts (pimples, villi, ribs), which also prevent the foot from slipping. In fabric products, the top resembles a soft pile of a carpet, or fluffy “pasta”. Styrofoam bath rugs quickly absorb moisture. This option lies perfectly on the floor, the top and bottom of the rug differ only in color.

By choosing a beautiful designer rug, you can beautifully place accents in this room.

Attention! A toilet rug does not differ in functionality from a bathroom rug. A notch in the middle is considered convenient, for placing the model around the toilet. With a combined bathroom, it is necessary to choose the same type of top rugs that are in harmony with each other.

What are the mats

Today you can find accessories in the form of a bath mat for every taste. The material used in the manufacture is different, from synthetic to natural cotton, wood, stone and even moss. Often manufacturers combine fabrics for practicality and durability. Microfiber rugs are popular, the acrylic base is presented in conjunction with a natural top.

Everyone chooses the size, colors at their own discretion.

Materials and properties for every taste

When choosing a rug, you should first of all decide on the material of manufacture, which is responsible for the service life, the quality of moisture absorption, comfort and appearance, safety, and forms the cost.

The aesthetic function is very important, but the mat also has another duty - safety.

The most common toilet and bathroom carpets are as follows.

The rug is a very important thing in the bathroom.

Rugs made of natural materials

This category includes models made of cotton, wood, pebbles. The natural material of making rugs gives nobility to the interior, is an exclusive accent. There are models in the hand-made style, made by weaving cotton rags into a bright rug, attaching cork accessories to an acrylic base.

Another feature of this product is that it allows you to clean the bathroom less often.

Polished round pebbles, placed in a wooden pallet, will fit perfectly into the bathroom space, the blue color will give a lively mood to the marine theme. You can also do with moss, which grows well in a warm and humid microclimate.

When you step on the rug, it will collect excess moisture and you will not have to wash the floor from streaks.

PVC and rubber models

When it comes to rubber mats, you should opt for safe, non-toxic PVC.

A rug next to a toilet or bath makes it more pleasant to place your feet on the floor.

Important! Trying to save money by purchasing a suction cup mat for the bathroom, you need to make sure that there is no strong smell of rubber. The product should be soft, have good flexibility. Cracks, creases are excluded, a ribbed surface is welcome.

High payback popularizes PVC mats among consumers. Foam specimens can be trimmed if necessary, their wear resistance leaves much to be desired, however, the low price allows frequent replacement of unusable canvases.

Also in the bathrooms, several rugs are often placed, which create a single interesting ensemble.

Made of microfiber and acrylic

The soft microfiber top is pleasant to the touch, visually warm rug will give a cozy bath and toilet. The feeling of a natural carpet underfoot, absorbing moisture, with anti-slip properties, inclines buyers to the side of this model.

If you have a shared bathroom, then such products can be placed near all plumbing fixtures.

Outwardly, microfiber is often made in the form of macarons (mushrooms), acrylic has different shapes, colors, corresponding to a standard carpet. The absorbent qualities of the mats are not inferior to the natural composition and PVC foam models.

With a separate bathroom, the same rugs are also used, although they are located in different rooms.

Please note! Microfiber rugs have a certain service life, after which the fabric loses its softness and absorbent properties. Microfiber is also sensitive to high temperatures.

Heated mat option

When the bathroom floor is not equipped with a heating function, a suitable mat is a good solution. The cost is much higher than that of standard models, mains operation is also energy-consuming, but there are obvious advantages:

The rug always matches the bathroom interior and completes it perfectly.

Types of mats available

Standard kits include rectangular, round and oval shapes, plus a foot mat with a notch to fit under the toilet.

There are mats - covers for the lid.

The combination of different shapes and sizes allows you to play with the interior of the bathroom.

They prevent slipping and make bathing more comfortable.

Change the style of the bathroom with a bath rug

The main thing here is not to overdo it. Size matching is the first priority. Next, color and shape are important. Together, a spacious bathroom needs a combination of several carpet tracks of the same color, but of different configurations.

These items are available for both adults and children.

Triangles, polygons, islands enliven the interior. A large round carpet in the middle will emphasize the cleanliness and richness of the room. If the bathroom is small, you can get by with several oval or rectangular models next to the washbasin and shower.

They are available in both plain and coloured. They also differ in their shape.

Anti-slip and fluffy mats

Fun anti-slip mats for children are available from various manufacturers in a playful style (animal shaped, colorful design, with suction cups and pimples).

Fluffy models also have an anti-slip function.

Microfiber rugs have a silicone backing at the bottom, cotton models include a rubberized thread from the bottom of the rug to prevent it from moving out of place. It is possible to purchase a separate PVC base, and cut it to shape, laying it under the carpet for more security.

You need to select them based on personal preferences. Any such rug requires special care.

In any case, the customer decides which anti-slip bath mat to buy, rubber or fluffy.

Now in plumbing stores you can see a large number of bathroom rugs of different sizes.

What else you need to know about rugs

It is important to understand that a bath rug is an accessory that needs to be replaced over time. Each change of rugs opens up a new vision of the restroom interior. No need to be afraid to experiment with shapes and colors.

A fresh rug is pleasant in appearance, stepping on a soft pile, everyone will receive a portion of tenderness.

PVC floor mats should be changed more often than others due to their short life properties, dust accumulation and unpleasant smell.

These can be large rolls or small islands.

The top of the bathroom rugs helps to keep the balance, the bottom part is moisture-wicking, keeping the floor clean and dry.

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