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Layering rugs is a décor trend that is very much alive in 2019…and for good reasons! For one, it’s an easy way to update the look of a tired interior without spending too much on décor. Aside from adding visual interest into a room, you can use this design technique to put to good use old area rugs that you just can’t seem to let go of. You know what we're talking about, right? It's the rug that's been with you for years. You clearly want a revamp without the need to get rid of that old area rug. Too much memories. We get it.

The aesthetics of zebra skin rugs bring instant charm, texture, luxury, and depth to any interior. It pairs really well with opulent interiors that are filled with richly patterned furnishings, vibrant hues, and intricate details. But you know what? It breathes life—and warmth—to modern minimalist interiors, too. Zebra hide rugs can even provide a style uptick to even the most mundane of interiors.

A zebra rug cheapening an interior? It’s quite unthinkable given that the pattern itself is synonymous with elegance and luxury. If you peek into majority of homes inhabited by people who have fine taste in interior design, chances are, you’ll see a zebra rug or two—even a couple of furniture cloaked with the famous black-and-white print. Why? Because adding a zebra rug can instantly transform the most mundane room into an expensive-looking one. It adds a visually sensual dimension that can be summed up in a single word: stunning. But still, having said all that, it’s possible to make an interior look cheap if a zebra rug is not used right. So without further ado, here are the most common...

When we say “old zebra rug”, we don’t mean a zebra skin rug that was bought 5 years ago. We’re talking about a zebra rug that has been in existence for decades. Maybe it’s a hand-me-down from grandma or you bought it from an Ebay seller who has zero clue regarding its value and potential.

In our book, an interior with extreme themes has always and will always be highly impressive. A combination of traditional and contemporary furnishings with metal details adorns the space. The living room is the only area in this loft with colored pieces by way of the cool wall art. An angled zebra rug anchors the whole area perfectly. It adds a luxurious contrast to the edgy ambiance. Cloaking the walls, ceiling, and floors with immaculate paint is a brilliant move. This serves as a great background to showcase one's creations just like in a museum. It also complements the busyness of the art pieces.