6 Rug Styles to Update Your Home This Summer

Ready for a summer refresh? A new rug is an easy yet high-impact way to update your home. For a seasonal lift, look to warm tones, nature-inspired patterns, and relaxed, natural materials.
Whether you want to bring a sense of calm to your space or inject some maximalist fun, we’ve selected six rug styles to help you find your perfect match.
1. Botanic patterns and florals
A patterned rug is a great way to add interest and character to a room without overwhelming it, and it doesn’t get much more summery than botanical patterns and florals in warm colours.
For a modern take on florals, Swyft’s Reef Floral Rug in Pink combines muted pinks, yellows, and greys with more vibrant shades of blue and green in a painterly bloom design. Made from thick pile pure wool, this rug is ideal for bedrooms and living rooms where you want extra comfort underfoot.

2. Biophilic tones
If botanical prints aren’t your style but you still want to lean into the Biophilic design trend, choose a rug that features earthy colours and textures. Biophilic design is inspired by nature and focuses on creating spaces that feel grounded and calming. Think deep, muted greens, like moss and sage, and warm browns and neutrals, like sand, taupe, and beige.
Swyft’s Reef Outline Rug in Khaki combines blocks of earthy greens with neutral tones in an abstract, contemporary design that would be as eye-catching in a minimalist space as it would be surrounded by an indoor jungle. For uninterrupted tonal neutrals, bring some sun-kissed warmth into your home with Swyft’s Horizon Rug in Clay, featuring dusty pink hues, or the Hessian colourway in warm browns and ochre.

3. Organic textures for easy summer styling
Want to keep your space simple? Layer different textures to create interest in a laid-back way. Choose a rug in neutral tones made from natural, woven fibres, such as wool, cotton, or jute, a classic summer material. A jute rug is a timeless option that adds a summery touch to any interior style. Jute pairs particularly well with stone, concrete, or wood floors for an effortless finish.
Try Swyft’s Grove Rug in Brown, made from a thick weave with a short fringe for delicate detailing. The dark, warm brown tone will add depth and help anchor your room. Alternatively, if you're looking to lighten your space, go for the pale sand-coloured option or the mid-toned natural colour for something in between.
For a jute rug with added elegance, Swyft’s Jute Loop Rug is soft and cosy, while the loop pile provides extra durability – perfect for high-traffic areas like hallways, living rooms, kitchens, and dining rooms. A flat weave rug is ideal for use under your dining table, allowing you to slide dining chairs easily when getting up and down.
If you want to achieve an aesthetic that is organic and minimalist but less rustic, look for a design that incorporates jute with another material. Swyft’s Ives Rug features a subtle texture by combining jute with cotton chenille in a classic white and light brown chevron pattern.

4. Serene hues
Soft and understated, serene hues are one of the key interior design trends for 2025. Dusky lilacs, pale green, and soft blues are a refined alternative to neutrals, bringing quiet colour to a room. As these tones are gentle, you can afford to use them in large areas without it feeling overpowering.
Swyft’s Canvas 02 Pebble Rug in Lilac is an easy way to add a powdery lilac hue to your room, which is a great alternative to grey. The sculpted shapes in a two-tone lilac and cream design are simple enough to work with pared-back interiors or can be styled with maximalist decor.
If blue is more your bag, try Swyft’s Metro Rug in Blue, which contrasts muted, light blue geometric shapes with dark navy outlines. Serene hues are ideal for tonal layering, so combine multiple shades of the same colour in different textures for maximum impact. Pair your serene blue rug with a blue sofa and colour drenched walls for a living room that’s tranquil and perfect for winding down.

5. Citrus pops
Want to go bolder? Try a pop of dopamine-rich colours to get you in the summer mood. Use a rug in a statement colour as a fun focal point in a room and balance with creams, off-whites, and pastels for visual harmony.
For a citrus burst, Swyft’s Albi Rug in Orange is a block of bright orange with a clean, contrasting border, or bring the sunshine inside with Swyft's Canvas 04 Sculpt Rug, featuring an earthy yellow design.

6. Deep reds
Tap into 2025’s version of the ‘unexpected red’ theory. While 2024 saw bright, primary red tones taking centre stage, this year it’s all about warm cherry reds and deep burgundy shades.
Make your maximalist dreams come true with Swyft’s Reef Curve Rug in Plum, featuring abstract patterns in a warm two-tone colour palette. If you want to turn up the drama, add the striking Aspect Rug in Red Multi by Swyft to your bedroom or living room for a bold look that combines shades of red with neutral, contrasting colours.

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