Carpet in the kitchen in the interior, photo

Since ancient times, carpet has been an integral part of Russian and Eastern identity. Modern interiors also suggest its use.

Tips for choosing and placing carpets in the kitchen interior

Designers consider the main principle of selecting this decorative element to be its exact combination with the kitchen design style, see photo.

• In the loft style there is an imitation of brickwork: A carpet with a variety of geometric textures would look good here.

• Anything that has long been outdated is suitable for retro style. Feel free to purchase the “fashion squeak” of the 1980s - a product made of natural material, the ornament of which contains all kinds of flowers and cubic figures. Both rugs and large-sized carpets for the eating area are equally good.

• Rustic style there is only one choice - neutral-colored textiles with checkered or striped patterns; simple floral patterns are allowed. In such a kitchen, everything should be in the appropriate tones, right down to the pillows and towels. Rugs-mats are also perfect in the form of paths in the table area for preparing food. Classic style requires sophisticated taste. You should choose a single large carpet that will define the eating area. It should be both simple and elegant, with a border that matches the finish of the kitchen space.

Pros and cons of carpets in the kitchen in the interior

Having a carpet in the kitchen space is quite acceptable for a number of reasons:

• reducing the likelihood of bruises when children and the elderly fall;
• maintaining the integrity of the dishes when they hit the floor;
• division of the kitchen space according to zonal functionality: guest room, place for eating;
• relieving leg fatigue while cooking;
• protects laminate flooring from microcracks and scratching.

Important! The carpet will add uniqueness to the kitchen decoration, highlighting special design solutions and decorative styles.

The obvious disadvantages of having this product in a kitchen environment include:

• accumulation of dirt and food debris on the fleecy surface;
• the floor underneath instantly becomes covered with dust and debris;
• cleaning the kitchen space becomes much more difficult;
• the carpet that lies in the kitchen wears out faster due to frequent washing.

A correctly selected carpet in the kitchen will allow you to simulate a spatial solution, visually reducing or enlarging it. This can be easily done by laying products with stripes or a wave-like pattern in the transverse direction.