Rugs by Room

Your rug should be large enough that your main seating has at least front legs on it. For most living rooms, an 8'x10' or 9'x12' works well. A rug that's too small will make the room feel disjointed.

The rug should extend at least 18 to 24 inches beyond the sides and foot of the bed. You want to step onto the rug when you get out of bed on either side. A common approach is placing a large rug under the lower two-thirds of the bed.

Add at least two feet to each side of the table. For a 4'x6' table, you need a minimum 8'x10' rug. Chairs should remain fully on the rug when pulled out, otherwise the rug becomes a tripping hazard.

Yes. Wool is naturally resilient and bounces back from foot traffic. It also resists staining better than most fibers. Entryways, hallways, and living rooms are all well suited for wool rugs.

Wool is naturally hypoallergenic, flame resistant, and easy to clean. It's one of the best fiber choices for kids' spaces. Choose a pattern and color that can grow with the child rather than something they'll outgrow in a year.

Absolutely. A rug under your desk and chair absorbs sound, adds warmth, and defines the workspace visually. Choose a low pile or flatweave for easy chair rolling, or add a chair mat on top of a thicker rug.