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Trend Alert: Vintage Rugs in the Bath

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Trend AlertIssue 9 — Light and Airy

Trend Alert: Vintage Rugs in the Bath

March 3, 2017

Forget the single-purpose bathmat: We love the look of a well-worn Persian or vintage rug in the bathroom. Here are 10 of our favorites.

At The Line in Los Angeles, a well-worn Oriental rug adds drama.
Above: At The Line in Los Angeles, a well-worn Oriental rug adds drama.
We love the mustard-colored Afghani prayer rug in this petite apartment in New York City&#8
Above: We love the mustard-colored Afghani prayer rug in this petite apartment in New York City’s Meatpacking District. (Check out Small-Space Solutions: 17 Affordable Tips from a NYC Creative Couple for more ideas.)
A faded vintage carpet pairs with long curtains in an LA stylist&#8
Above: A faded vintage carpet pairs with long curtains in an LA stylist’s Hancock Park home. (For more, see LA Woman: At Home with Hollywood’s Style Guru.)
A well-loved rug (and linen curtain) add unfussy elegance; see more at A Spanish Colonial Revival Home Transformed, LA Edition.
Above: A well-loved rug (and linen curtain) add unfussy elegance; see more at A Spanish Colonial Revival Home Transformed, LA Edition.
Moody colors in a townhouse in Prospect Park, Brooklyn by Elizabeth Roberts.
Above: Moody colors in a townhouse in Prospect Park, Brooklyn by Elizabeth Roberts.
In the same home, a Moroccan-esque rug grounds the washroom.
Above: In the same home, a Moroccan-esque rug grounds the washroom.
A vibrant rug adds color to blogger Sarah Sherman Samuel&#8
Above: A vibrant rug adds color to blogger Sarah Sherman Samuel’s revamped bathroom. (See Rehab Diary: A Spare Bedroom Turned Glam Master Bath.) Photograph via Sarah Sherman Samuel.
A Welsh rug in London&#8
Above: A Welsh rug in London’s New Road Residence connects bath to bench; see The New Road Residence: A Curated London House from Hostem.
In another Brooklyn bath by Elizabeth Roberts, a vintage rug takes the place of a bath mat.
Above: In another Brooklyn bath by Elizabeth Roberts, a vintage rug takes the place of a bath mat.
A rug adds texture to a colorful third-floor bath in Pattern Language: A Textiles Enthusiast at Home in Ann Arbor.
Above: A rug adds texture to a colorful third-floor bath in Pattern Language: A Textiles Enthusiast at Home in Ann Arbor.

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