10 HomeGoods Rugs Shoppers Say Look Way More Expensive
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If you ask any interior designer for their secret source for area rugs on a budget, many will tell you HomeGoods is the place. While you are probably familiar with the store’s selection of smaller throw rugs and sizes around 5 by 7 and smaller, you can fill up a huge room with a gorgeous rug without paying full retail at the home discount store. The selection of hanging rugs is massive, with many gorgeous, high-quality rugs hundreds, and sometimes thousands, less than at other stores. Here are 10 HomeGoods rugs shoppers say look way more expensive than they are.
Leah Groth
This classic blue-and-white-patterned Lauren Ralph Lauren rug measures 8 by 10 and is made of handmade wool. It looks and feels super high-end, yet costs only $399.99, compared to over $640 at other stores.
Leah Groth
There were so many gorgeous rugs on clearance at the store. This one from Safavieh is neutral and has a very unique texture to it.
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Leah Groth
I gravitate toward lower pile rugs, as they tend to look more expensive to me. I love this gray wool rug with a simple ivory strip at the bottom. It was marked down to $499.99. It is super neutral and will work well in a variety of spaces.
Leah Groth
This neutral Becki Owens rug, $399.99, is also made out of handmade wool. The neutral color and luxury weave will work in pretty much any space and majorly upgrade the overall feel.
Leah Groth
If you want to add a little movement to your room without making too much of an attention-grabbing statement, buy this $399.99 Safavieh rug. It kind of has a herringbone pattern, which looks really classic but also modern.
Leah Groth
You can’t go wrong with this light blue and white subtly floral print rug from Tahari. It was selling for $399.99 and was really pretty in person.
Leah Groth
Apparently, I gravitate toward neutral rugs. One reason is that I like to swap out my other decor in a room, and if you have a bold rug with a pattern, your decor options are limited. This Jaipur rug was really pretty, with a subtle pattern you could only see from a distance. Like most of the other rugs, it was priced at $399.99.
Leah Groth
If you are designing a more modern space and want to give it some movement, a swirly pattern will get you there. This large, gorgeous area rug is just $499.99 and has a serious designer feel to it.
Leah Groth
If you want a truly designer rug, HomeGoods has those, too. This 8-by-10 textured, hand-knotted rug from Kalaty was selling at my store for $1,499.99. This brand usually only sells at high-end rug stores, where you can expect to pay way more.
Leah Groth
Another one of my favorites was this Jaipur blue-and-white patterned rug, also $399.99. The Jaipur design has just enough color and pattern to make a statement without going overboard.
