Yes, you can put two carpets or rugs together.
Placing Carpets Together for a Seamless Look
Putting two carpets or rugs together is a common practice, whether to cover a larger area, create a layered look, or combine different styles. The goal is often to make the transition between the two pieces look as neat and integrated as possible.
According to the provided reference, when putting two rugs together to make them appear seamless, you should:
- Line up the edge of the carpet first.
- Then, line up the pattern of the other rug.
- Lay the rugs as close together as you can.
- You can "fudge the rest a little if needed" once the edges and patterns are aligned.
- Finally, press the rugs together to help them appear as seamless as possible.
This method focuses on aligning the critical elements – edges and patterns – to minimize the visual break between the two pieces. By placing them tightly together and pressing them, you can create a more unified appearance.
While this particular reference describes a method for achieving a seamless look, carpets can also be placed together side-by-side without specific joining techniques, depending on the desired effect and the specific type of carpet or rug. The possibility of placing them together exists, with various methods available depending on whether the aim is simply proximity or a more integrated finish.
