Custom-color area rugs in Nashville
Custom-Color Area Rugs in Nashville
Love the rug design—but not every color? Replace one accent or rethink the entire palette, then review a digital rendering before the rug is made.
- Selected rug designs
- Individual color changes
- Full palette changes
- Rendering before production
Same design. Different colorway.
A custom-color area rug program lets you begin with one of the available designs and change individual colors or the overall palette. After the colors are selected, a digital rendering is prepared for your review and approval before production begins.
See the process
Keep the pattern. Make the palette yours.
In this showroom demonstration, Jan explains how you can start with an existing rug design, replace one unwanted accent, or move the entire design into a different color family.
- Change one plum or purple accent without discarding the whole design.
- Rework a colorful rug into neutrals, blues, grays, or black.
- Review the proposed color placement in a digital rendering.
- Approve the design before the rug is made.
How it works
From a design you like to a colorway that belongs in your room.
The process gives you more control than choosing from a single finished colorway—but it still starts with the available designs and options in the current program.
Choose a design
Start with one of the rug patterns available through the program.
Select the colors
Keep most of the original palette, replace one color, or take the entire design in another direction.
Review the rendering
The proposed color placement is recreated digitally so you can see the combination before production.
Approve before it is made
Sign off on the proposed rendering before the rug moves forward.
How much can you change?
One color—or the whole mood of the rug.
Love almost everything? Replace one accent.
Maybe the scale and pattern are right, but one plum, purple, yellow, or rust tone does not belong in your room. Keep the design and explore a different color for that part of the pattern.
Available replacements depend on the colors offered within the selected program.
Love the pattern? Rebuild the palette.
A colorful design can move toward warm neutrals, cool blues, gray and black, or another coordinated direction. The same underlying pattern can feel dramatically different when the palette changes.
The video confirms color changes within selected designs—not an entirely original pattern created from scratch.
See the color system
The sample board helps connect the design to the available colors.
A rug image is only part of the decision. Seeing the pattern beside the color choices makes it easier to identify what should stay, what should change, and where the room is already pointing you.
Warm and natural
Use flooring, wood tones, upholstery, and paint as the starting point for a quieter palette.
Colorful—or completely reinterpreted
Keep the energy of the design, remove one difficult color, or translate the entire pattern into a different family.
The visuals above are illustrative examples of the color-selection idea, not manufacturer renderings or guarantees of available designs.
Before production
A rendering gives you a decision point—not a reason to skip the samples.
What the rendering helps confirm
- Which colors are assigned to each area of the pattern
- Whether the overall palette feels balanced
- Whether the unwanted accent has been removed
- Whether the design is moving in the right warm, cool, neutral, or colorful direction
What to confirm with 2 Danes
- Available rug designs, colors, sizes, and shapes
- Fiber and construction choices, when applicable
- Which physical color or material samples are available
- Current pricing, production timing, revision steps, and order terms
A screen can shift color. Review available physical samples whenever possible and consider how the rug will look under the lighting in your room.
Bring the room with you
The better the references, the more useful the color conversation.
Room photos
Wide shots plus close-ups of the finishes and textiles already in the space.
Measurements
Room dimensions, furniture placement, and the maximum rug size that can work.
Paint colors
Paint chips, exact color names, or a sample from the room when available.
Fabric samples
Upholstery, drapery, pillows, or bedding that the rug needs to relate to.
Flooring reference
A sample or clear daylight photo of wood, tile, stone, or carpet beneath the rug.
What you need to see in person
Color is only one part of choosing the right rug.
The rendering explains the proposed palette. The showroom helps you think through the material, scale, samples, room light, and details that a screen can flatten.
The real color samples
Compare the available tones beside your own paint, fabric, and flooring references.
Texture and construction
Ask which material and construction choices apply to the selected design.
Pattern scale
A motif can feel very different when translated from a small image to a room-size rug.
Warm versus cool undertones
Two colors can look similar on a screen and very different beside your flooring or sofa.
Room lighting
Daylight, warm lamps, and overhead lighting can all change how the same color reads.
The complete ordering process
Confirm the current options, approval steps, pricing, timing, and policies before ordering.
Who is this for?
A useful option when the pattern is right—but the stock colorway is not.
The nearly-finished room
You know what the room needs, but the ready-made rugs keep introducing one color that does not belong.
The pattern-first shopper
You have found a design with the right movement and scale, but want it translated into your palette.
The long-term homeowner
You would rather make a considered color decision than settle for a rug that is merely close enough.
Explore it at 2 Danes
Bring the room. Start with a design. Build the colorway.
Come to the White Bridge Road showroom with photos, measurements, paint colors, fabric samples, or flooring references. Ask which custom-color rug designs and options are currently available.
Call before visiting if this program is the main reason for your trip, so the team can confirm the current samples and details.
Nashville, TN 37205
Sunday: 1–5 p.m.
Frequently asked questions
Custom-Color Area Rug FAQ
What is a custom-color area rug?
It is a rug made from a selected existing design with a colorway chosen for the customer’s room. Depending on the current program, one accent color or the overall palette can be changed before production.
Can I change only one color in the rug?
Yes. The program shown in the video allows a customer to keep the design and replace an individual color—such as a purple or plum accent—when another tone would work better.
Can the entire rug palette be changed?
Yes. A selected design may be reworked into neutrals, blues, grays, black, or another available color combination. Exact color choices depend on the current program.
Do I approve the rug before it is made?
A digital rendering of the proposed colorway is sent for review. The customer signs off on that rendering before the rug moves into production.
Will the finished colors look exactly like my screen?
Screens and room lighting can affect color perception. Use the digital rendering as a design review, and ask 2 Danes which physical color or material samples are available through the current program.
Can I create a completely original rug pattern?
The video confirms color customization within selected existing designs. It does not establish that an entirely new pattern can be created from scratch.
What sizes and shapes are available?
Sizes and shapes depend on the selected design and current rug program. Bring room measurements and ask the 2 Danes team about the options available for the design you choose.
What should I bring to the showroom?
Bring room photos, basic measurements, paint colors, upholstery or drapery samples, flooring references, and any other materials that help explain the palette already in the room.
How much does a custom-color rug cost?
Pricing depends on the selected design, size, materials, and current program options. Contact 2 Danes for current information after the rug specifications are confirmed.
Where can I explore custom-color area rugs in Nashville?
Visit 2 Danes at 73 White Bridge Road, Suite 109, in Nashville. Call 615-352-6085 before visiting to ask about the current custom-color rug program and available samples.
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