Start with the sofa, chairs, tables and walking paths rather than a fixed size rule. A rug may support the full seating group, reach only the front legs or define a smaller conversation area. Mark the proposed edges and compare the measured footprint with doorways, floor vents and the route through the room.
The current collection includes one-of-a-kind pile rugs, kilims and other flatweaves across several origins, sizes and ages. A living-room label does not guarantee one construction, material or level of durability. Each product page provides exact dimensions and the available condition information for that piece.
Balance Pattern, Furniture and Visible Floor
Consider how much of the field and border will remain visible once furniture is placed. A large medallion may need a different layout from an allover or geometric repeat. Also compare the rug's proportions with the room, not only its total area. Include rug-pad thickness where door or furniture clearance is limited.
