Diamond Pattern Rug

Yes, patterned rugs can make a room look larger. Small, intricate patterns or large geometric designs create visual depth and draw the eye across the room, enhancing the perception of space, especially in compact areas.

The "argyle" or "diamond lattice" knitting technique creates a diamond pattern. This technique involves combining knit and purl stitches with intentional increases and decreases, creating a raised, textured diamond motif across the fabric.

A diamond pattern on fabric is often called a "harlequin" or "argyle" pattern. Harlequin features evenly spaced diamonds, while argyle includes diagonal stripes crossing through diamonds, commonly seen in sweaters and socks.

Plaid patterns consist of intersecting lines in various widths and colors, creating a grid. Argyle features diamond shapes, typically overlaid with intersecting diagonal lines, and is generally more textured, especially in knitted fabrics.

No, geometric rugs remain in style. They add visual interest and a modern touch to various decor styles, from mid-century modern to minimalist. The versatility of geometric patterns keeps them popular for contemporary interiors.