Navy Blue Rugs
Navy blue rugs bring depth and calm to a room. The deep indigo blue in these Persian and Oriental rugs appears in navy fields, borders and medallions, often paired with red, ivory and gold. Navy is easy to live with: it hides everyday wear well and suits traditional, transitional and coastal rooms alike. Browse our navy blue area rugs and runners below, and see Rug Colors and Their Meanings in our Rug Encyclopedia.
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Rug Colors and Their Meanings
The colors of Oriental rugs, the dyes that made them, the traditional meanings given to them, and practical tips for choosing a...
Natural vs. Synthetic Dyes and Abrash
How rugs were colored with madder, indigo and other plants, how synthetic dyes changed weaving, and why the gentle color change...Navy Blue Rugs FAQs
What colors go with a navy blue rug?
Navy goes well with white, ivory, gray and beige walls, warm wood, and accents in brass, gold, rust or blush. A red and navy Persian rug pairs naturally with cream upholstery and dark wood furniture. See Rug Colors and Their Meanings.
What color rug goes with a navy blue couch?
A rug with an ivory or light field and navy in the pattern ties a navy couch to the room without too much dark color. A red and navy rug is a warmer, more traditional choice.
Are navy blue rugs good for living rooms?
Do you have navy blue runners?
Yes. Many of our navy rugs are hallway and kitchen runners. See all runner rugs.
Where does the navy blue in Oriental rugs come from?
Traditionally from indigo, a plant dye used across Persia, Turkey, India and China. Weavers dip the wool many times to build up a deep navy. See Natural vs. Synthetic Dyes and Abrash.
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