We made this section to help you choose the right size for your rug.
This process may take time but is well worth the effort
Before choosing your rug, you must first take a moment to think about its purpose.
Do you want it to be a statement piece, or a neutral design that could blend into the room?
Are you looking to unify a room or to define a separate space?
Your answers to these questions will help you make the best choice for you.
Choosing the size
This helping guide, is based on standard rooms, but of course there are many other possible decorative and functional distributions.
LIVING ROOM
A: The most generous.
This option is the one which unifies all the furniture. Be sure to leave enough extra space around all the pieces of furniture so that it does not look like they are on the edge of the rug.
B: Half way.
An alternative is also to place the rug half way under the seats and sofas. If you have small pieces of furniture like small side tables, or floor lamps, you may also choose to leave them either in or outside the rug.
C: The center.
Sometimes furniture works better when left off the rug. Please be sure that the size is wider than the Sofa, never smaller.
DINING ROOM
A large rug under a dining table will help reduce the sound. The best is to have a rug proportioned to the size of the table, and large enough so that the chairs can be pulled out and sit down keeping the back legs of the chair inside the rug. We advise to consider not less than 75 cm (29”) for each chair. That means, that the ideal size is at least 1,5m (59”) larger than the size of the table.
MASTER BEDROOM
A
A large rug that contains the nightstands, the bed and at least 1mt in front of the bed, which allows you to walk around the bed, always stepping on the rug.
B
One rug that leaves the nightstands outside.
C
Two smaller rugs on each side of the bed, and another in front of the bed. This option allows you to combine two complimentary designs.
KIDS ROOM
A
A large rug that contains the nightstand and surrounds generously the beds to be able to walk on the rug. If you need to warm up a floor, this is the ideal option.
B
A Rug that contains the nightstand and the surroundings of the bed.
C
A rug between the beds and another in front of the beds. This can be a very interesting option when playing with designs and colors.
D
A rug between the beds, enough to bring color, texture and warmth to a room.