Living room
Connect every seat
At a minimum, the front legs of the sofa and chairs rest on the rug.
Most common: 8 x 10 ft

The rug guide
The right size starts with your furniture, not the room.
The rug connects the furniture and defines the living zone.
Keep 12 to 24 in (30 to 60 cm) of floor visible around it.
A rug that is too small breaks up the space.
By room
Living room
At a minimum, the front legs of the sofa and chairs rest on the rug.
Most common: 8 x 10 ft
Dining room
Allow 24 in (60 cm) around the table so chairs stay on the rug.
Most common: 8 x 10 ft for 6 seats
Entryway
Choose by the entry width and the clearance under the door.
Most common: 3 x 5 ft
Hallway
Leave 3 to 6 in (8 to 15 cm) of floor visible on each side.
Most common: Runner
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Sizes are nominal: the exact measurement is on each product page.

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Materials
Care
Low suction, no beater bar on fringes.
Absorb quickly with a clean white cloth.
Every 3 to 6 months for even wear and light.
For grip, comfort and floor protection.
FAQ
An 8 x 10 ft rug suits most living rooms, primary bedrooms and six-seat dining rooms.
Not necessarily. In a small room, the front legs are enough. In a large room, a 9 x 12 or 10 x 14 ft rug under everything feels calmer.
Sizes like 8 x 10 ft are nominal. The exact measurement of each size is shown on the product page.
Some early shedding is normal, especially for hand-tufted rugs. It decreases with regular vacuuming.
We recommend one: it keeps the rug in place, protects the floor and adds comfort. Choose one slightly smaller than the rug.
Rug shipping is free. The estimated lead time is 3 to 6 weeks depending on the model and size, and the expected date shows on each product page.



