How to Choose a Rug
LIVING ROOM RUGS
6’ x 9’
LOVESEAT SOFA
The Six Inch Rule
Make sure your rug can accommodate all your furniture by following the 6" rule: leave at least 6" of rug space on each side of your furniture.
8’ x 10’
SECTIONAL SOFA
The Six Inch Rule
When deciding between two rug sizes, we always recommend choosing the larger size to make the room feel more open and add breathing room.
9’ x 12’
Standard Sofa
Create an Illusion of Space
Make your space look larger—and well-defined—with an area rug that can easily fit all your furniture.
10’ x 14’
Chaise Sectional
Leave a Perimeter
Choose the largest rug size that fits in your room and allows for at least 12" of visible floor space between the edge of the rug and the wall.
DINING ROOM RUGS
Round
Round Table (4 Seats)
Mirror the Shape
A round table looks best with a round rug. Ensure the rug is large enough so chairs stay on it when pulled out.
8’ x 10’
Rectangular (6 Seats)
The 24-Inch Rule
Add at least 24 inches to all sides of your dining table to allow chairs to slide back without catching the edge of the rug.
9’ x 12’
Rectangular (8+ Seats)
Full Coverage
For larger dining sets, ensure the rug anchors the entire dining area, creating a cohesive and dedicated space for entertaining.
9’ x 12’
Rectangular (8+ Seats)
Full Coverage
For larger dining sets, ensure the rug anchors the entire dining area, creating a cohesive and dedicated space for entertaining.
9’ x 12’
Rectangular (8+ Seats)
Full Coverage
For larger dining sets, ensure the rug anchors the entire dining area, creating a cohesive and dedicated space for entertaining.
BEDROOM RUGS
Runner
Twin Beds
Between Beds
Place a runner between two twin beds. This provides a soft landing for feet and visually connects the two sleeping areas.
8' x 10'
Queen Bed
Partial Coverage
Place the rug perpendicular to the bed, stopping a few inches before your nightstands so the rug anchors the lower 2/3 of the bed.
9’ x 12’
King Bed
Full Coverage
Place the rug completely under the bed and nightstands to frame the entire sleeping area for a luxurious, hotel-like feel.
KITCHEN RUGS
2' x 3'
Sink Area
Comfort Zone
Place a small rug or mat in front of the sink to provide cushioning where you stand the most while washing dishes.
2.5' x 7'
Galley Kitchen
Elongate the Space
Use a runner in narrow galley kitchens or between an island and counter to lead the eye and add warmth to hard floors.
2.5' x 7'
Galley Kitchen
Elongate the Space
Use a runner in narrow galley kitchens or between an island and counter to lead the eye and add warmth to hard floors.
BATH RUGS
20" x 30"
Tub or Vanity
Function First
Place a small, absorbent rug in front of the tub or single vanity. Ensure it has a non-slip backing for safety.
Runner
Double Vanity
Unified Look
Instead of two small mats, use one long runner in front of a double vanity to create a seamless and streamlined look.
Runner
Double Vanity
Unified Look
Instead of two small mats, use one long runner in front of a double vanity to create a seamless and streamlined look.
Runner
Double Vanity
Unified Look
Instead of two small mats, use one long runner in front of a double vanity to create a seamless and streamlined look.
OUTDOOR RUGS
8' x 10'
Patio Seating
Define the Zone
Use a rug to define a conversation area. Ensure at least the front legs of all furniture pieces are resting on the rug.
Round
Bistro Set
Cozy Corners
A round rug under a small table and chairs creates an intimate spot for morning coffee on your patio or balcony.
Round
Bistro Set
Cozy Corners
A round rug under a small table and chairs creates an intimate spot for morning coffee on your patio or balcony.
ENTRYWAY RUGS
2' x 3'
Door Mat
First Impressions
Ensure the rug is the width of your door. Make sure the pile height is low enough for the door to clear it easily.
Runner
Hallway
Guide the Way
Runners are perfect for long hallways. Leave about 4-6 inches of floor visible on all sides to frame the rug.
Runner
Hallway
Guide the Way
Runners are perfect for long hallways. Leave about 4-6 inches of floor visible on all sides to frame the rug.
Runner
Hallway
Guide the Way
Runners are perfect for long hallways. Leave about 4-6 inches of floor visible on all sides to frame the rug.
