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Add character with a bedroom rug
A bedroom rug will make a difference to your room whatever its style. Or use more than one to break up areas of floor which are uninteresting.
A farmhouse bedroom with brass bedstead and old fashioned covers will fit perfectly with a strongly patterned wool or cotton rug.
Or perhaps you have a more masculine bedroom in a Victorian style, with mahogany furniture and heavy lamps and curtains. Here a floral patterned rug will add interest and counterbalance the strong lines of the furniture.
The comfort factor
Don't forget the comfort aspect of a bedroom rug. Because you don't normally trample all over your bedroom floor in heavy muddy boots, you can use more delicate rugs. Soft, deep pile rugs are perfectly acceptable, as well as the more traditionally patterned Persians or Chinese.
You'll find that pile rugs or flat weave kilims will compliment all sorts of bedroom fabrics, whether they are heavy tapestry curtains or delicate patchwork quilts. You can also find handmade rugs which will go with modern fitted closets or antique furniture. In short, almost any scheme you can imagine will be enhanced by the use of rugs.
Don't confine your rugs to the floor, either. They can be hung on walls, or if your bed is suitable - a four poster bed, for instance - you can place a rug on the bed for a different effect. (One of the original uses of handmade rugs was for warmth at night).
Guest Bedrooms
Rugs are an immediate advantage in a guest bedroom. Guest bedrooms by nature often have a feeling of infrequent use. A couple of rugs will provide a warm atmosphere for your guests as soon as they arrive. A strange room can feel slightly cold and uninviting, and rugs on the floor, bed or walls will give your room a friendly and welcoming feel.
Childrens' Bedrooms
Because kilims are inexpensive they are ideal for childrens' bedrooms. They are warm and colorful, and you'll be able to find one to suit your child's room.