Find your perfect rug size

Tell us about your space and we'll match you with the best size to ground the area.

Measure the space (cm)

Enter the width and length of the room, or of the area you want the rug to sit in.

Your recommended size will appear here once you enter your measurements.

Sizes for typical room setups

A quick reference for the most common spaces.

Living room

Anchor the seating area — keep the front legs of sofas and chairs on the rug.

Small / apartment160 × 230 cm
Standard lounge200 × 300 cm
Large / open plan240 × 340 cm

Dining room

Leave ~60 cm beyond the table on every side so chairs stay on the rug when pulled out.

Bedroom

Slide the rug under the lower two-thirds of the bed so it frames the foot and sides.

Single / Super Single160 × 230 cm
Double / Queen200 × 300 cm

Hallway / Entryway

Choose a runner that leaves 8–12 cm of floor on each long side.

Entry mat100 × 150 cm
Short hallway80 × 240 cm
Long hallway80 × 300 cm

Round / accent

Great for reading nooks, round tables and small entries where a soft shape works best.

Nook / accentØ 160 cm
Under round tableØ 160 cm
Layering piece100 × 150 cm

Open plan / oversized

Define a whole zone in a large space. Bigger is almost always better here.

Large lounge240 × 340 cm
Great room300 × 400 cm
Measure twice

Use a tape measure for the full room, then mark out your shortlisted rug size with masking tape before you buy.

Leave a border

Aim for 20–45 cm of bare floor between the rug edge and the walls so the room feels balanced.

When in doubt, size up

A rug that is slightly too big makes a room feel larger; one that is too small makes furniture feel disconnected.