Find the Right-Sized Rug

Their sizes & what they're good for

Decorating the fifth wall of our homes can be a challenging task, but with our helpful and in-depth advice,
you'll know exactly which rugs are best suited to the dimensions of each room in your home.

Small Rug

Between 60 x 90 cm (2' x 3')
and 90 x 130 cm (3' x 5')

In the entryway or by the sink, this practical and versatile size adds a layer of comfort beneath your feet while also enhancing your environment.

Our small rugs

Hallway Runner

Starting from 75 x 215 cm (2.5' x 7')

Its elongated silhouette helps protect your high-traffic areas and adds a distinctive touch when placed along the length of your bed or in front of the kitchen counter.

Our hallway runners

Accent Rug

Up to 120 x 180 cm (4' x 6')

The perfect decoration for your bedroom or living room, its rectangular shape will add a well-deserved dose of texture and volume to your decor.

Our accent rugs

Area Rug

Starting from 150 x 240 cm (5' x 8')

Thanks to its oversized format, it's a great way to enrich the makeup of your bedroom and demarcate the spaces in your home, like the dining room.

Our area rugs

A Guide to Rug Sizes (By Room)

Now that you know about the different types of rugs, it's time to find out what rug sizes best suit the spaces throughout your house. So, let's take a tour, shall we?

The Best Rug Size for Your Dining Room

What to consider

The size of the room and the number of people your table can seat.
Treat your rug as a way to style up your space and frame your seating area.

Advice

The rug should be able to easily fit the entire table and chairs, even when the latter are pulled back. To achieve this, aim for a rug that extends 60 cm (24 in) from the table on every side.

Very Small Table (2)

A 2-person table fits nicely onto a small 4 x 6 ft rug that's round, square, or rectangular.

Small Table (4)

For a 4-person table, opt for a 5 x 8 ft area rug. If your table is round, make sure the legs of your chairs are also on the rug.

Medium Table (6)

Frame your 6-person table (chairs included) with a 7 x 10 ft area rug.

Large Table (8+)

An 8-person table requires a large 9 x 12 ft area rug. This ensures that the entire seating area is well demarkated and that the chairs remain on the rug, even when pulled back.

The Best Rug Size for Your Dining Room

What to consider

The size of your kitchen, as well as the size of your island or counter.

Advice

Not only do you spend a lot of time standing in the kitchen, it's also a space that's prone to spills. With that in mind, choose a vinyl, padded, or foam rug that's easy on your feet and resistant to water and stains.

Small Island/Counter

To accommodate (and complement) your limited space, place a small 2 x 3 ft rug in front of the sink.

Long Island/Counter

Opt for a long kitchen rug or hallway runner that can be placed alongside the length of your counter.

Medium Kitchen

If you don't have an island, go with a central rug that's 3 x 5 ft or 4 x 6 ft.

If you do have an island, go with a hallway runner or long kitchen rug and place it in front of your sink.

Large Kitchen

If you don't have an island, opt for a central rug that's 4 x 6 ft or 5 x 8 ft.

If you do have an island, have fun experimenting with different combinations of rugs. A hallway runner could look nice with a rug that's between 2 x 3 ft and 4 x 6 ft.

The Best Rug Size for the Living Room

What to consider

It's important to consider the size of your living room and all the furniture present (couches, armchairs, TV furniture, coffee and side tables, etc.). This helps determine how much space is available for your rug.

Advice

Don't clutter your space. The rug should serve to delineate your living room from the rest of the house and ensure you're comfortable, but also respect the space that's available.

What to consider

The size of your bed and bedroom.

Advice

Your bedroom can have multiple rugs placed in different strategic positions (alongside or at the foot of the bed), or have one single rug that covers the majority of the floor.