Rug Size Guide

Bed Room

Twin

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Entryway guide for small places
Entryway guide for small places

Queen

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Entryway guide for small places
Entryway guide for small places

King

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Entryway guide for small places
Entryway guide for small places

Two furnitures specifies what rug you should put in your bedrooom.

  • Bed
  • Night Stands
The rug ideally frames the bed and nightstands and should be wider than both.
Its "Okay" if the head of the bed isn't on the rug, but if the nightstands stick too far out, the rug is too small.
Bigger is better!

Living Room

Living room is the heart of your home.
So, going for bigger rug like 8 x 10, 9 x 12 or 10 x 14 is preferrable.
But if you are short of space, and still want that cozyness a 6 x 9 or 5 x 8 rug option will be "Great".

The key is to make sure that all four legs of your furniture is on the rug.
Or at least try to keep the front legs of your seating area on it.

Straight

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L-Shaped

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Entryway guide for small places

Dining Room

Dining room/area must have that welcoming feel for guests and family dinners.
Hence, the rug that you should use highly depends on the size and shape of your dining table.
For example, if you have a round dining room table, you'll want a round rug, and a square rug is often best for a square table.

Whatever is the shape and size of table be, the chair legs should not fall off the rug when guests scoot their chairs back to stand up or sit down.
Thus, the ideal area rug for your dining room should be at least 24 inches larger on all sides.
This allows the chairs to move back and leaves space for seated guests.

Entryway guide for small places
Entryway guide for small places
Entryway guide for small places
Entryway guide for small places

Kitchen

When it comes to kitchen, the normal indoor rug won't just fit in.
You should look for something that's more of an outdoor rug and can be machine washable.

L-Shaped

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Entryway guide for small places

Row Shpaed

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Entryway

Entryway guide for small places

2 x 6 Runner | 2 x 9 Runner

Long and narrow entrance halls work well with runners. Try a 2x6 or a 2x9 rug to protect the length of your entryway.

Entryway guide for small places

Sizes

2 x 3 | 3 x 5

For small place, a 2 x 3 rug is enough to catch the dirt.

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Sizes

4 x 6

Mid-sized entryway should be dressed up with a 4 x 6 rug.

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Sizes

5 x 8 | 6 x 9

For larger entryway a 5 x 8 or 6 x 9 rug is recommended to protect your floor, catch the dirt and welcome your guests.

Bath

Entryway guide for small places

Sizes

2 x 3 | 3 x 5

Long and narrow entrance halls work well with runners. Try a 2x6 or a 2x9 rug to protect the length of your entryway.

Entryway guide for small places

Sizes

2 x 3 | 3 x 5

For bathrooms with double vanity, double 2 x 3 or 3 x 5 rug should be the choice if you are tight on budget.

Entryway guide for small places

Sizes

2 x 6 Runner

If money is not an object, a 2 x 6 runner would be a excellent choice for double vanity.

Entryway guide for small places

Sizes

4 x 6 | 5 x 8

For larger bathroom with tubs, you have plenty of choices. Center a rectangular 5 x 8 to cover the space. A 5 ft. round or 5 x 5 square rugs are also great options.