
Tiger Rugs
Tiger rugs in handmade wool and cotton with distinctive stripes and colors for floor or wall.
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At Dims Studio you’ll find tiger rugs with both humor and history. Each rug is selected by Dinna and comes from brands like Doing Goods, Bongusta, and Selected by Dims Studio. Tiger floor rugs work as eye-catchers in the living room, kids’ room, or hung on the wall.
Tiger Rugs in Various Sizes
- Small tiger rugs (approx. 60-90 cm) for entryways, bathrooms, or kids’ rooms
- Medium-sized models (approx. 90-150 cm) for bedrooms or in front of the sofa
- Large tiger floor rugs (over 150 cm) as a centerpiece in the living room
- Wall-hung tiger rugs for a playful statement on the wall
Materials and Craftsmanship
Most tiger rugs are hand-tufted in wool or cotton. Doing Goods’ tiger rugs are made from 100% wool with a cotton backing, while Bongusta works with both wool and cotton. Each rug features a woven or embroidered tiger motif, often with embroidered colors like orange, pink, green, or classic black and yellow.
Tiger Rugs from Doing Goods, Bongusta and More
You’ll find tiger floor rugs from Doing Goods, known for their handmade animal rugs, and Bongusta, who add a colorful twist to classic motifs. Selected by Dims Studio offers specially curated designs available only here.
Styling with a Tiger Rug
A tiger rug can be used as a floor rug, wall decoration, or play mat for children. The motif adds energy and personality to both modern and more classic homes. Dinna selects only rugs that combine craftsmanship and edge, so you get a piece of home decor with character.
What is a Tiger Rug?
A tiger rug is a rug where the tiger’s distinctive pattern or shape is the focal point. At Dims Studio you’ll find tiger rugs that draw on both classic craftsmanship and modern design – selected with a focus on colors, materials, and a playful edge.
Materials and Types of Tiger Rugs
Tiger rugs are mainly found in wool and cotton, but you may also come across versions in jute or blended materials. Wool is popular for its softness and durability, while cotton offers a lighter and more flexible feel. At Dims Studio, there is a special focus on hand-tufted rugs where the details of the tiger’s stripes and face really stand out. Many of the rugs are handmade, creating small variations and a lively expression.
Sizes and Dimensions of Tiger Rugs
- Small tiger rugs: typically around 60 x 90 cm – great as doormats or under a small table.
- Medium tiger rugs: approx. 70 x 120 cm or up to 90 x 150 cm – perfect as runners in the hallway, by the bed, or in front of the sofa.
- Large tiger rugs: up to 120 x 180 cm – ideal as a statement piece in the center of the room.
- Shaped rugs: Many tiger rugs don’t have a classic rectangular shape but follow the tiger’s contours – giving a playful and eye-catching look.
Tiger Rugs from Selected Brands
Dims Studio curates tiger rugs from brands focused on both quality and originality. Bongusta is known for their colorful, hand-tufted tiger rugs in soft wool, often with a humorous and playful expression. Doing Goods has an iconic collection of tiger rugs, each handmade in India with respect for traditional craftsmanship. Both brands work with detailed embroidery and vibrant colors, making the rugs more than just floor coverings. The selection at Dims Studio is carefully composed so you always find something special – whether you prefer classic orange tiger or more experimental color combinations.
Use and Styling of Tiger Rugs
- Place a tiger rug in front of the bed to add edge and warmth to the bedroom.
- Put a smaller tiger rug in the hallway as a focal point for guests.
- A large tiger floor rug can anchor the living room and serve as the visual centerpiece.
- Try hanging a tiger rug on the wall as textile art.
- Tiger rugs also work well in kids’ rooms – both as play mats and decoration.
Tiger Rugs in Different Interior Styles
The tiger rug can fit into many styles. In a colorful home, it emphasizes a playful approach to decor. In a more minimalist setting, the rug becomes a statement that breaks the simplicity with a graphic motif. Bohemian style gains extra edge with a tiger rug in natural materials, while retro lovers can tap into the 70s fascination with animal prints. The rug can be used as a contrast to calm surroundings or as part of an eclectic mix with lots of textiles and colors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a tiger rug?
A tiger rug is a rug with tiger stripes, often shaped like a tiger or featuring a tiger motif. It is used as a floor rug or wall decoration.
What size tiger rug should I choose?
It depends on where you want to use the rug. Smaller rugs (60 x 90 cm) fit entryways or by the bed, while larger ones (120 x 180 cm) suit living rooms or under dining tables.
What is the difference between a tiger floor rug and a tiger rug?
Both terms refer to rugs with tiger motifs. Tiger floor rug often refers to larger rugs, while tiger rug can also cover smaller or wall-hung versions.
How big is a typical tiger rug?
Most tiger rugs range between 60 x 90 cm and 120 x 180 cm. Some are also available in custom sizes or shaped designs.
Which material is best for tiger rugs?
Wool is popular for softness and durability, while cotton offers a lighter rug. Hand-tufted wool rugs stay looking good for many years.
What are tiger rugs used for?
Tiger rugs are used as floor rugs, runners, doormats, or wall decorations. They add color and character to the room.
Can a tiger rug be used as a kids’ rug?
Yes, tiger rugs are popular in kids’ rooms, both as play mats and decoration.
Are tiger rugs good gift ideas?
Yes, tiger rugs are often a popular and surprising gift idea for both children and adults.
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