Our Valentine's Day rugs lean pink and red, with roses, bows, hearts and soft vintage florals. Red plaid hearts, a red checkerboard, a pink leopard print and a teddy bear design join them, all machine washable, from 2x3 to 10x14 plus runners. Most are florals and bows, so they suit a bedroom or nursery long after February.
Pink, Red and Floral
Blush roses, bows and vintage florals give a soft, romantic look that works in a bedroom all year. Red plaid hearts and a red checkerboard are bolder and say Valentine's at a glance.
If you want a nod to the holiday without a theme rug, the pink plaid with small hearts or the pink leopard print is a quieter choice.
Valentine Kitchen Rugs and Doormats
A 2x3 just inside the front door or a 2x6 runner by the sink is an easy way to decorate for the week, and it goes in the washing machine afterward.
These are indoor rugs, so keep them inside the door instead of out on the porch.
Valentine's Day Rug FAQs
What are some good Valentine's Day decorations?
Pink and red florals, hearts, bows, candles and fresh flowers go a long way. A themed rug adds the look underfoot without crowding shelves and tables.
What items are associated with Valentine's Day?
Hearts, roses, Cupid, bows, chocolates and the colors red and pink. The rugs here stick to hearts, roses, bows and pink and red, which is why most of them still look right as everyday florals.
How to decorate a bedroom for Valentine's Day?
Swap in pink or red pillows and a throw, add fresh roses or a candle on the nightstand, and put a soft floral or bow rug beside the bed. Those designs still suit the room after February, so the rug can stay down.