Legs Off the Rug

When you got a smaller living room (condo sofa), a smaller budget or prefer to keep all of your furniture off the rug (except for a coffee table in the center), go with a 4' x 6'or 5’ x 8’ rug.

All Legs on the Rug

Pull the furniture together and defines your space with a 8' x 10' (condo sectionals) or 9' x 12' (sectionals or extra wide sofas).

Round or Square Table Seating Four to Six

Rectangular rugs work under round or square tables but, a 7’ to 8’ round rug is a better match

Since twin beds are small, take the bed’s positioning and overall size of the room into consideration.

2' x 3' to 4' x 6' by the side of the bed would be a nice start.

And if you have two twin beds in the same room, a 9’ x 12’ works wonderfully to pull the look together.

Both an 8’ x 10’ and 9’ x 12’ will work for Queens. The larger rug also has the effect of making your room appear bigger.

A king size bed calls for at least an 8’ x 10’ and usually a 9’ x 12’. Anything smaller will appear out of proportion.

1 - 3 MONTHS TO CRAFT

Creates a relatively lower pile, casual look.

Made by tufting loops of yarn through a stiff woven base, stretched over a frame. The design is printed on the base fabric, and the loops of yarn are pushed through the fabric.

Larger looped rugs create a heavily textured rug while smaller loops allow for greater detail in pattern.