To make your rug pop, keep wall colours light and use mirrors if your area is particularly dingy. Available in a natural colour or bleached, this faux cowhide rug will add depth and dimension to an otherwise unexciting space. It also lies perfectly flat, never curling up at the edges, making it the ideal friend for your floor, withstanding the high footfall of a hallway. With a quality photographic image mocked from a real cow print rug, this faux adaptation gives you the realism of individual hairs, ensuring a high-end finish. Measuring up to 380cm long, this rug will give you the length you need for extra-long corridors where other carpets fail. This Super Long Stretched Cowhide Rug by Young & Battaglia is the perfect shape for those awkward areas, helping you create a seamless flow between front door and kitchen or bedroom to bathroom. The key to a nice walkway that connects your central rooms is flow. Too much and it will be cramped and cluttered. Too little and your hallway is bare and clinical. Narrow hallways are tricky to elevate, and striking a balance with lighting and decor is no easy feat. Here are some of the ways you can make the faux cow rug trend work in your home.Īdd rustic charm to a long, narrow hallway Now is the time to embrace this ethical revival if you appreciate retro interiors. Any living space featuring cowhide screamed “yes, we’re well-travelled folk”, and this is why the faux hide rug is the epitome of mid-century mod. This later developed as a quintessential design trend for country living in the southern states, and then took off around the world as a symbol of class and luxury.īy the 1960s, it became an emblem of sophistication.
Native American tribes turned in into an art form, adorning their shelters with cowhide and other animal leathers. The tanning of animal hides dates as far back as the prehistoric era, with humans using the hides of cattle and livestock as a way to keep warm. Cue the faux cowhide rug, an interior must-have for anyone who has an obsession with wild animal prints (sans bloodshed). While real cowhide is often a by-product of animals that are being used for other purposes, they are far from vegan-friendly. It’s the return of the cow print rug, but this time the interior design world is doing things differently.
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