Size Guide

If you want to create an illusion of a wider space, you should place the furniture on top of the rug.
We also recommend that you leave about 45 cm of space between the edges of the rug and the walls.
You can also opt for a round rug, ideal for highlighting an object such as a coffee table.

The opposite effect will be achieved by using a mat to separate or enhance an area within a room. The rug should be located in the center of the room, just under a few pieces of furniture and placed under only the front legs of the sofa.

In a smaller room, you should opt for a smaller rug with a striking pattern that should be placed in the center of the space without any furniture on top of it. This arrangement will help create the feeling of greater space.

It is important that the mat chosen for this space is large enough so that chairs do not catch on the edge of the mat when they are dragged to sit. The minimum distance for this not to occur is 75 cm, so to obtain the indicated measurement for your table, you should add 150 cm to your table, both in length and in width.

A rug is a very important element to complement a room's decor. In order for it to stand out, it should be placed under the bed in a balanced way, and it should be large enough to stand out at least 45 cm along the entire perimeter, leaving an uncovered space to place the bedside tables.

You can also choose to use two smaller mats on each side of the bed and one on top.
You can choose different rugs and mix them in a fun way or coordinate them according to your decor.

You can also opt for a bespoke solution, which we call "U shape rug" to achieve a luxurious, modern and, at the same time, easy-to-clean look, as you won't have to put a rug under the bed.
Rugs can be produced in different patterns and colors within our range of Custom Rugs.
They are even suitable for people with allergies.
For more information about this service, contact us.

Rugs help transform hallways and entrance halls into aesthetic and functional spaces that enrich a home. As a general rule, they should have an inverse proportion to the length of the space, that is, if it is a long corridor, it is possible to visually shorten it with several rugs. If it is short, a single mat, narrower than the aisle, should be used to create a longer visual effect.

In large rooms, such as living and dining rooms, different rugs can coexist harmoniously. One way to complement them is to seek a certain coherence between the designs, for example, through the pattern or color.