Modern 2' x 3' Rugs

Why Choose a Modern 2' x 3' Rug?

While area rugs are typically used to cover large spaces in bedrooms, offices, living rooms, and dining spaces, 2’ x 3’ rugs are a great option to act as a piece of unexpected decor throughout your home. Because of their smaller size, 2’ x 3’ rugs are ideal for entryways, in front of kitchen sinks, at the foot of a favorite lounge chair, or at the side of a bed to provide a soft touch as you get in and out. Available in a wide range of styles, materials, colors, and patterns, you can easily find the perfect area rug to suit your space and bring a touch of softness to your home. 

How a Modern 2' x 3' Rug Can Accentuate Your Room Decor

Just like a modern area rug a modern 2’ x 3’ rug can effortlessly accentuate your room and bring an additional decor option to your space. Available in a wide range of materials, styles, and colors, 2’ x 3’ rugs can be paired with any interior design scheme to round out your look. For a tropical or coastal space, a 2x3 sisal or jute rug brings a touch of texture and breezy refinement to a bedroom or living space. For a farmhouse or Scandinavian room, a 2x3 rug in gray, white, cream, or brown, with just a subtle hint of pattern helps to break up your furniture and draw the eye to a different area within the room. For an unexpected decor option, try hanging a rug on a wall as a tapestry to liven up your space and bring visual appeal to your home. 

Are Modern 2' x 3' Rugs Going Out Of Style?

Because of their versatility, modern 2’ x 3’ rugs are not going out of style any time soon. Be sure to select a pattern and color palette that works best for your space and is not too busy or distracting. Thanks to their small size, they can easily be moved about your home so feel free to select a design that can adapt to your space and be utilized in different rooms to maximize usage and keep your home feeling fresh. 

Modern 2' x 3' Rug FAQs

• What Kind of Rugs Are In Style? 

Top rug trends include natural fibers, neutral hues, tonal layering, and handwoven designs. All of these can combine into the perfect floor design for your home or be found separately in our catalog of rug designs here at 2Modern. 

• What Type Of Rug Is Most Durable?

Wool is a popular choice that combines durability and comfort, ideal for high-traffic areas like living and dining spaces. Polypropylene is a man-made material that is known for its durability and ease of cleaning, perfect for both indoor and outdoor spaces thanks to its resistance to moisture and mildew. Woven natural fiber rugs like jute and sisal add a warm and welcoming neutral accent to any room thanks to its eye-catching texture and sustainability. 

• How Thick Should A Rug Be? 

Pile height is the measurement for rugs that lets you know how thick the rug will be once rolled out onto your floor. A thicker pile height means a more soft and plush feel underfoot, but also means it can be harder to clean. For living areas, a medium pile height of ¼ to ½ of an inch is typical and more ideal and can be found on all sorts of rugs from wool to polypropylene to nylon.