Royal Shag Rugs

Shag Rugs

For people who cherish ultimate comfort, a plush shag rug is the perfect rug option to pick. These fluffy rugs, popular in the 70s, made a massive comeback, gaining such fondness amongst homeowners and interior design enthusiasts alike.

What do we Offer?

We at Safavieh offer deep, fluffy, and aesthetic shag rugs, which are perfect for sinking your toes in and adding an extra texture to your decor. Our rugs are available in diverse sizes, styles, designs, and colors. The shag rugs we offer provide much more variety than any other usual shag carpet area rug you’ll find in the market.

If your living room has a lot of dark colored wooden furniture, a cream shag rug would be just the ideal addition. Black shag rugs are popularly known for modern homes, whereas for more traditional ones, you can go for green or blue shag rugs as well.

Our fuzzy rugs are available in different sizes. Ideally, you should pick a size that is proportional to your room. Shag rug 8 x 10 can be the perfect size for your bedroom or living room. If you have a small room size, you can go with a 5 x 7 shag rug.

However, we also offer different types of bohemian rugs and Moroccan rugs too, which you may like for your home decor.

Different Styles and Designs at Safavieh

With so many patterns, styles, and designs, our Safavieh rugs can accommodate different types of aesthetic preferences and types of space. For example, a Moroccan shag rug will be perfect for a bohemian living room, whereas a modern shag rug will be just ideal for modern bedrooms.

FAQs

• Are Shaggy Rugs Still In Style?
  Yes, shaggy rugs are still considered to be in style. In fact, it has seen a recent resurgence in popularity, offering not only textured aesthetics but also a cozy foundation for your interior. Due to the comfort and warmth it adds to modern decor, it has become a popular choice.
• Can You Vacuum A Shag Rug?
  Yes, you can vacuum a shag rug, but it is essential to use the right settings on your vacuum cleaner so it doesn’t damage the fibers or affect the structural integrity of the surface. Focus more on spot cleaning, deep cleaning, and proper drying.
• What Is A Shaggy Rug Called?
  Shaggy rugs are also called shag rugs, fuzzy rugs, fluffy rugs, sheepskin rugs, long pile rugs, Flokati rugs, and Moroccan shag rugs as well.