Tapis taupe

The name of the colour comes from French and is derived from the coat colour of the 'Talpa europea', aka the scientific name for -yes- 'mole'. That slightly silly, but mostly cute underground creature. But luckily a taupe rug is just meant to be used above the ground, because it has to be seen!

At first glance, 'liver-coloured', like taupe, doesn't sound very appealing as part of your interior - and certainly not as a colour for your rug. But never judge a colour by its name, because taupe is a beautiful colour that flutters into your interior like a pleasant surprise. So a taupe-coloured rug is definitely a wise investment.

Taupe rug is a pleasant refreshment in your home

Because a rug taupe contains so many different tones of colours like grey, brown and sometimes even pink or purple, it also has the benefits of all those shades along with it. These shades are easy to combine with other pastel colours, but especially with bright pops. This allows you to play with contrasts, but in a safe way. Whether you go for a low-pile taupe rug or a high-pile rug taupe guarantees style. And if your taupe rug gets dirty, a rug is easy to clean with carpet cleaner. Similar to the taupe colour is a brown rug or a beige rug. Both are neutral and beautiful to look at.

Rug taupe as a main element

In addition, taupe has a kind of freshness about it, making a prominent piece like a rug bring a breath of fresh air to the room. A quality that is also evident in our 'rug taupe' collection. From fresh woollen rugs to vintage rugs. From modern prints to cute taupe nursery rugs. Taupe, liver-coloured, 'toop', 'brown/grey/pink' or whatever you want to call the colour- one thing is certain; a rug in toop = dope. Curious about our bestsellers? Discover the Top 10 taupe rugs of the moment here!