Lime Green Rugs

Lime green rugs in the room

Lime green looks lively, cheerful and young. The colour recalls fresh lime-tree leaves in spring and brings energy into any room. A lime green rug is a clear accent of colour that shows to particularly good effect with calm furniture in white, grey or light wood.

In the nursery

In a nursery, lime green is a cheerful, friendly choice. The colour goes with toys in all colours and creates a bright, stimulating environment. A plain rug leaves enough calm so that the room does not look restless. Our nursery rugs show further ideas for this room.

In the living room and hallway

In the living room, a lime green rug adds a modern accent to sofas in grey, anthracite or white. In the hallway, a small rug or runner brings colour into the entrance area. If you want to continue the look, choose cushions or vases in shades of green and yellow. As these are plain rugs, they also combine well with patterned fabrics.

Which lime green rugs does Morgenland offer?

Our lime green rugs are modern, plain designs from India. They are hand-woven from pure virgin wool and take up the simple construction of Gabbeh rugs. The colour is slightly shaded, so the surface looks lively and natural. You will find more rugs without patterns under Plain Rugs. Oriental rugs in lime green will also appear on this page as soon as any are in stock; at the moment there are only modern designs.

Hand-woven from virgin wool

Hand-woven rugs are made on a loom. They are flatter and lighter than knotted rugs, lie flat and can also be used under doors and chairs. Virgin wool is hard-wearing, takes dye well and is naturally dirt-repellent.

Sizes and shapes

Besides rectangular sizes such as 60 x 90 cm, 70 x 140 cm or 170 x 240 cm, lime green rugs also come in special shapes: square in 150 x 150 cm and 200 x 200 cm, round with a diameter of 150 cm, and oval. You will find round rugs in many colours under Round Rugs.

Which colours go with lime green?

• White for a fresh, clear look.
• Grey and anthracite as a modern contrast.
• Petrol and navy for a strong, lively combination.
• Maple, birch and other light woods.
• Yellow and mustard for a sunny, cheerful room.

Frequently asked questions about lime green rugs

Isn’t lime green too eye-catching?

Lime green is a strong colour that deliberately sets accents. A plain rug looks calmer than a patterned one, because the colour appears as a clear surface. If you want to tone down the effect, combine it with grey and white.

What makes a Gabbeh rug?

Gabbeh rugs originally come from nomads in southern Persia and are characterised by simple surfaces and few motifs. Indian Gabbeh rugs take up this construction and are often plain or finely shaded.

How do I care for a hand-woven wool rug?

Regular vacuuming removes dust and keeps the wool loose. Stains should be dabbed off as quickly as possible with an absorbent cloth, without rubbing. Thanks to its flat construction, a hand-woven rug dries faster after cleaning than a thick, knotted one, and it is easy to beat out.

Are there also patterned light green rugs?

Yes. The light green rugs show patterned Oriental rugs in fresh shades of green.

You will find all shades of green together under Green Rugs.