Living Room Rug Size
When looking for a living room rug, consider your furniture and take note of the various layout options. If it's an open floor plan, the rug should help define the space and improve the acoustics.
Dining Room Rug Size
A good rule of thumb is to select a rug that's four feet larger than your dining table. Your rug should be large enough for all dining chairs to sit entirely on the rug, even when pulled out.
Bedroom Room Rug Size
When choosing the right rug size, focus on the size of your bed. Placing a large area rug under the bed is most common, and becomes the focal point of the room. A smaller rug next to the bed works well as an accent, and gives your feet something soft to land on.
Kitchen Rug Size
When choosing a rug for the kitchen, consider the size and layout of your space. As a rule of thumb, the area in front of the sink is the most functional place to put your rug. A Cushioned Rug Pad offers an extra layer of support for your feet.
