New Rugs

Choosing the right rug starts with considering the room's function and layout. For living rooms, a 9x12 rug works beautifully under furniture, while a 4x6 rug is ideal for smaller spaces like bedrooms or offices. For dining areas, ensure the rug extends beyond the table by at least 24 inches. Explore our rug size guide for detailed recommendations and browse our types of rugs to understand the different styles we offer.

The size of your rug depends on the room and its layout. A 10x14 rug anchors a spacious living area, while a 3x5 rug adds warmth to entryways. For bedrooms, choose a rug large enough to extend beyond the bed for a cozy finish. Check out our rug size guide for more detailed advice and standard rug sizes.

The color of your rug sets the tone for your space. A sage green rug or blue rug creates a serene atmosphere, while a black and white rug makes a bold statement. Consider existing decor, wall colors, and furniture when making your choice. Explore our rugs by color collection for inspiration.

Yes, wool rugs are naturally stain-resistant and easy to clean. Regular vacuuming and spot cleaning with a mild detergent are often sufficient to maintain their look. For tougher stains, professional cleaning may be helpful. Learn more about why we use New Zealand wool in our rugs for a durable and luxurious feel.

To flatten a rug, lay it flat in a warm area and place weights on the edges if needed. We also recommend flipping the rug upside down for a day to allow the fibers to relax naturally. Discover more about our handmade rug process and the care that goes into creating our rugs.

Yes, layering rugs on carpet adds dimension and style to a room. For example, a checkered rug or boho rug can bring life to a neutral carpet. Use a rug pad underneath to keep the layered rugs in place. Browse our types of rugs page to explore the designs and textures we offer.

Layering rugs is an easy way to create depth and visual interest. Start with a large area rug in a neutral tone and layer a smaller geometric rug or abstract rug for contrast. Be sure the rugs' colors and patterns complement each other. Explore options in our types of rugs collection.