Green comes off the forest floor: moss, fern, lichen on granite, the particular deep green of spruce against a gray sky.
It is the easiest strong color to live with because the eye is already used to reading it as background. Deeper greens work well in rooms with a lot of wood. Sage and softer greens behave almost like neutrals and sit comfortably with both warm and cool palettes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know the green will match my room?
Order a sample square. Screens can shift color, and a rug reads differently under natural light than under warm bulbs. Seeing the wool on your own floor settles it in a way no photograph can.
Can I get this design in a different color?
Most designs can be made in a custom colorway. Send us what you have in mind through the custom order form and we will respond within one business day.
Is green a good color for a living room rug?
It is one of the easiest strong colors to live with. Green reads as natural background rather than as a statement, which makes it forgiving alongside wood, leather and stone.
