CHOOSING THE RIGHT RUG FOR YOUR SPACE
Choosing the right rug size is essential for creating balance, defining spaces, and enhancing a room’s overall aesthetic. The rug should complement the room’s dimensions, layout, and furniture placement to ensure proportion and flow. A well-sized rug anchors furniture and contributes to a cohesive, visually appealing interior.
Living Room Rugs
Choose a rug that fits your living room’s size and layout to anchor furniture, define the seating area, and create a balanced, inviting space – take into consideration the size of the room, the placement of furniture, traffic flow, and how the rug will work with a coffee table.
Dining Room Rugs
A dining room rug should be large enough for all chair legs to sit on it, even when pulled out, ensuring comfort, floor protection, and a polished, balanced look. As a general guideline, allow at least 60 cm (24 inches) of rug extending beyond the edges of the dining table on all sides.
Bedroom Rugs
Choosing the right bedroom rug anchors the bed, adds warmth and texture, and enhances comfort underfoot, while complementing the room’s size and creating a balanced, inviting, and cohesive space – a rug that is too small can make the room feel disconnected and off-balance.
Hallway & Entryway Runners
Hallway and entryway rugs protect floors, define spaces, and add a welcoming, stylish touch. Runners guide traffic, visually elongating narrow areas, with the edges left visible while using durable materials for high-traffic zones. Small rugs provide a cozy accent in compact entryways, protecting floors without overcrowding the space.
Outdoor Rugs
Round Rugs
Living Room Rugs
Choose a rug that fits your living room’s size and layout to anchor furniture, define the seating area, and create a balanced, inviting space – take into consideration the size of the room, the placement of furniture, traffic flow, and how the rug will work with a coffee table.
Dining Room Rugs
A dining room rug should be large enough for all chair legs to sit on it, even when pulled out, ensuring comfort, floor protection, and a polished, balanced look. As a general guideline, allow at least 60 cm (24 inches) of rug extending beyond the edges of the dining table on all sides.
Bedroom Rugs
Choosing the right bedroom rug anchors the bed, adds warmth and texture, and enhances comfort underfoot, while complementing the room’s size and creating a balanced, inviting, and cohesive space – a rug that is too small can make the room feel disconnected and off-balance.
Hallway & Entryway Runners
Hallway and entryway rugs protect floors, define spaces, and add a welcoming, stylish touch. Runners guide traffic, visually elongating narrow areas, with the edges left visible while using durable materials for high-traffic zones. Small rugs provide a cozy accent in compact entryways, protecting floors without overcrowding the space.
Outdoor Rugs
Round Rugs