Cabins have been a staple of the outdoors for decades. For some, it is the summer vacation home, for others, it is the weekend retreat for snowboarding and skiing. Cabins are becoming ever popular not just for outdoor enthusiasts, but city dwellers and renters.
Air BnBs and Rentals are now a trend for cabins. So if you happen to have one, you could be monetizing on it! However, no Air BnB cabin will sell if it looks like it’s set in the backdrop of Friday the 13th. Decorating your cabin is a crucial step in making it rentable.
Needing some help in how to style your space? Since we know rugs, we got your style guide to finding the perfect one for your cabin!
Southwest
Indigenous patterns and tribal prints are a great option for your rustic cabin. These work well with cabins that are more directed towards weekend getaways for city dwellers, as these prints are trendy with the bohemian design aesthetic that is popular at the moment. They are a bold statement and add some fun into your cabin with their graphic patterns.
We suggest our Cloud Series rug. This solid and natural color palette works with the modern and earthy look that is all the rage right now. Plus it helps to highlight the bold patterns and design in the rug.
Persian and Oriental
Oriental rugs are just a classic piece that you cannot go wrong with. In a cabin, they are a timeless look that works well with the rustic logs and stone fireplace. This rug style sometimes elevates a cabin into a classy hunting lodge aesthetic. Paired with some wing back chairs and leather sofa, you have a luxurious getaway out in the woods.
This Babylonia rug is a great oriental add for your cabin. It has a beautiful pattern that will be the highlight of your space. The dark colors work well with the log walls and moody vibe a cabin sometimes gives off.
Hunter’s Cabin
If your cabin is more suited for wildlife enthusiast, such as hunters and fishers, then getting something with nature, such as pinecones, animals, or tracks is a great look.
If you want all three, try this Camp Bear Valley rug. Its design is symmetrical and visually pleasing, while appealing to those who wish to have that weekend fishing trip or week long hunting excursion. Plus, there is a decorative tribal border that ties in all the colors, giving you plenty to work with in terms of the rest of your cabin’s décor.
Cabins have been a staple of the outdoors for decades. For some, it is the summer vacation home, for others, it is the weekend retreat for snowboarding and skiing. Cabins are becoming ever popular not just for outdoor enthusiasts, but city dwellers and renters.
Air BnBs and Rentals are now a trend for cabins. So if you happen to have one, you could be monetizing on it! However, no Air BnB cabin will sell if it looks like it’s set in the backdrop of Friday the 13th. Decorating your cabin is a crucial step in making it rentable.
Needing some help in how to style your space? Since we know rugs, we got your style guide to finding the perfect one for your cabin!
Southwest
Indigenous patterns and tribal prints are a great option for your rustic cabin. These work well with cabins that are more directed towards weekend getaways for city dwellers, as these prints are trendy with the bohemian design aesthetic that is popular at the moment. They are a bold statement and add some fun into your cabin with their graphic patterns.
We suggest our Cloud Series rug. This solid and natural color palette works with the modern and earthy look that is all the rage right now. Plus it helps to highlight the bold patterns and design in the rug.
Persian and Oriental
Oriental rugs are just a classic piece that you cannot go wrong with. In a cabin, they are a timeless look that works well with the rustic logs and stone fireplace. This rug style sometimes elevates a cabin into a classy hunting lodge aesthetic. Paired with some wing back chairs and leather sofa, you have a luxurious getaway out in the woods.
This Babylonia rug is a great oriental add for your cabin. It has a beautiful pattern that will be the highlight of your space. The dark colors work well with the log walls and moody vibe a cabin sometimes gives off.
Hunter’s Cabin
If your cabin is more suited for wildlife enthusiast, such as hunters and fishers, then getting something with nature, such as pinecones, animals, or tracks is a great look.
If you want all three, try this Camp Bear Valley rug. Its design is symmetrical and visually pleasing while appealing to those who wish to have that weekend fishing trip or week-long hunting excursion. Plus, there is a decorative tribal border that ties in all the colors, giving you plenty to work with in terms of the rest of your cabin’s décor.
Other Things to Consider
Aside from style, other things to consider with rugs are color! Since cabins are a lot of browns and neutrals, you can go with this palette to keep the consistency. Otherwise, if you do want to add certain pops of color, bring in deeper tones such as burgundy reds, pine greens, and navy blues.
Rugs can be statement pieces or that can blend into the rest of your room’s style. Figure out if you want your rug to stand out or blend into the already existing pieces in your cabin.
Happy rug shopping!
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