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Stone flooring ideas make a brilliant solution but can leave kitchens feeling cold, so to warm up the look – and add texture – why not add a low pile but hardwearing rug or runner make from jute or sisal?

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While they may be simple, they still offer a touch of pattern and scope to play with color and rhythm. We also offer a wide variety of styles, from traditional to modern, so you're sure to find the perfect rug to match your décor. The addition of antique wall sconces, assorted artworks in vintage gold frames and burnished fittings also serve to add personality and warm up the look. With its sleek floor to ceiling glass doors this modern kitchen really blurs the boundaries between outside at in.If you're looking for a simple, pared-back rug for a classic Shaker kitchen then you can't go wrong with a classic stripe. Wool also has a natural ability to resist staining and is therefore easier to maintain than rugs that are polyester-made.

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Go for a rug with Latex backing – this will ensure it doesn’t move around when your little ones are playing.Get it just right by ensuring the patterned section has an edging tile, as in this room, and plot the rug’s position very, very carefully. Our flatweaveand low-pile rugs work especially well under the dining table, as the short fibres and smooth surface won’t catch on the legs of your furniture.