Rugs

Our rugs collection features area rugs in various sizes, runner rugs for hallways and kitchens, round rugs for dining areas and entryways, and accent rugs for layering. Styles include modern geometric, traditional Persian-inspired, bohemian, minimalist, vintage distressed, and natural fiber designs. Materials range from soft wool and cotton to durable jute, sisal, and easy-care synthetic performance fibers.

For living rooms, the rug should be large enough for all front furniture legs to sit on it—typically 8x10 or 9x12 feet. In dining rooms, ensure the rug extends 24-30 inches beyond the table on all sides so chairs remain on the rug when pulled out. For bedrooms, place a large rug under the bed with 18-24 inches extending on each side, or use runners on either side. Measure your space before purchasing!

Wool rugs offer luxury, durability, and natural stain resistance—perfect for living rooms and bedrooms. Cotton rugs are soft and washable, ideal for low-traffic areas. Jute and sisal add natural texture and work well in casual spaces but aren't ideal for high-moisture areas. Performance synthetic fibers resist stains and fading, making them perfect for dining rooms, kids' rooms, and high-traffic areas.

Anchor furniture groupings by placing sofas and chairs with front legs on the rug. Layer smaller rugs over larger ones for bohemian style. Pair rugs with complementary furniture—modern geometric rugs work with modern furniture, while traditional patterns suit classic pieces. Coordinate rug colors with decorative accessories, pillows, and wall art for a cohesive look.

Yes! Rug pads are essential—they prevent slipping and sliding, protect your floors from scratches, add cushioning for comfort, and extend rug life by reducing wear. Choose pads slightly smaller than your rug (trim if needed) and select the appropriate type for your flooring—rubber-backed for hardwood, felt for tile or stone. Quality rug pads are worth the investment for safety and longevity.

Vacuum regularly—at least weekly for high-traffic areas—using appropriate settings for your rug type. Rotate rugs every 6 months for even wear. Blot spills immediately—never rub. For deep cleaning, follow manufacturer instructions—some rugs are machine washable, others require professional cleaning. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading. Use rug pads to minimize dirt accumulation underneath. Professional cleaning every 12-24 months maintains beauty and extends life.