First things first: make sure your rug is bigger than your dining room table. You'll want a couple feet extending from the edge of the table, so something that's at least eight feet wide.

8’ Round

6’ x 9’ Rug

8’ x 10’ Rug

9 x 12 Rug

10’ x 14’ Rug

Finding the right bedroom rug is both an art and a science. Start by making sure it's parallel to your bed's headboard. For 5x8 rugs, the rule of thumb is to place them about halfway under the bed; bigger rugs can go about 3/4 of the way.

2’ x 7’6” Rug

2’ x 6’ Rug

6’ x 9’ Rug

8’ x 10’ Rug

9’ x 12’ Rug

Choose a rug that accommodates the sink and provides enough space for you to comfortably stand in front of it. Or opt for a smaller rug that fits between the toilet and the sink or a longer runner rug along the side of the toilet. If your bathroom floor tends to get wet, consider choosing a rug with a non-slip backing to enhance safety.

2’2” x 3’9” Rug

3’ x 5’ Rug

2’ x 10’ Rug

5’3” Round

Kitchen rugs can be exposed to spills, stains, and heavy foot traffic. Choose a rug made from durable, easy-to-clean materials that can withstand the demands of the kitchen environment. Remember to place a rug-pad underneath to prevent accidents.

2’ x 3’ Rug

2’ x 6’ Rug

2’2” x 10’ Rug

Round Rug

Think about the primary function of the entryway. Is it mainly a transition area, or do you have seating, a console table, or other furniture in the space? The rug should accommodate these elements without feeling overcrowded.

2’ x 3’ Rug

4’ x 6’ Rug

2’ x 6’ Rug

2’ x 10’ Rug

6’ x 9’ Rug