Champagne Rugs

Champagne rugs in the room

Champagne lies between cream, beige and a delicate gold. The colour feels light, warm and festive without being showy. A champagne rug goes with white, grey and taupe as well as with brass, glass and pale wood, and gives elegant interiors a soft foundation.

In the living room

In the living room, a champagne rug forms a light, calm surface under the sofa and coffee table. Thanks to the sheen of the viscose, the colour looks warmer in lamplight in the evening and cooler and lighter during the day. Sizes such as 170 x 240 cm or 200 x 300 cm hold a seating area together well. Our Living Room Rugs show how light rugs can be used in the living area.

In the bedroom and the dining room

In the bedroom, champagne creates a muted, cosy mood, especially with bed linen in white or grey. A round design with a diameter of 200 cm adds an elegant accent under a round dining table or in a reading corner. We show round shapes in many colours under Round Rugs.

Which champagne rugs does Morgenland offer?

Our champagne rugs are modern, plain designs from India. They are woven by hand from viscose, a fibre made from cellulose that gives the surface a silky sheen. The range is modest, but it covers many uses, from a short runner to a large living room rug. The page includes every rug in champagne, modern and Oriental alike; for now the range consists only of modern designs.

Plain and simple

Without a pattern, champagne looks particularly calm and refined. The plain surface lets furniture, pictures and decor take centre stage and therefore suits clean, modern interiors. Patterned cushions or bold artworks also stand out especially clearly on this base. You will find even more pattern-free designs under Plain Rugs.

Viscose with a sheen

Viscose reflects light more strongly than wool. Depending on the angle, this creates a gentle shimmer between light beige and soft gold that shows at its best when daylight falls from the side. If you are looking for a similar tone without the sheen, you will find it among the Cream Rugs.

Sizes and shapes

Besides rectangular sizes such as 70 x 140 cm, 150 x 200 cm, 170 x 240 cm and 200 x 300 cm, there is a round rug with a diameter of 200 cm and a runner. This lets you repeat the same shade in several rooms and link the living area, hallway and bedroom.

Which colours go with champagne?

• White and cream for a light, elegant room.
• Taupe and grey as calm, modern companions.
• Brass and gold, which pick up the sheen.
• Dark blue and emerald as rich contrasts.
• Dusky pink for a soft, romantic note.

Frequently asked questions about champagne rugs

Is champagne closer to beige or to gold?

Champagne is a beige with a slight golden tone. This makes the colour warmer than cream, but clearly lighter and more restrained than gold.

Is a light viscose rug suitable for everyday use?

In rooms with quiet use, such as the bedroom or living room, yes. Viscose is more sensitive to moisture than wool, so stains should be dabbed dry immediately. For the entrance or the kitchen, sturdier materials are a better fit.

Are there similar light tones?

Yes. Very light, warm tones appear among the Light Beige Rugs, slightly yellowish variants among the Gold Rugs.

We show the whole range from cream to dark beige under Beige Rugs.