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WHAT SIZE SHOULD I SELECT FOR MY ROOM?

Choosing the right rug size for your living room, dining room, or bedroom is just as important as picking patterns and colors. The size and shape you select can really define your living space. Size selections should be based not just on the size of your room, but the room's configuration as well.

LIVING ROOM

OPTION #1

For smaller areas we recommend a 5’ x 8’ - 6’ x 9’. The front of the rug should rest a few inches in front of your sofa. It is also acceptable to situate your sofa and arm chairs so that only the front legs rest on the rug. If you are placing the rug under a coffee table, make sure that it can accommodate all four legs of the table.

OPTION #2

Larger rooms typically require a rug that is between 8’ x 10’ - 9’ x 12’. Place the front legs of the sofa on top of the rug. If you prefer all four legs may also rest completely on the rug surface. Leaving a space of 18"-24" on all sides of the rug will create a border to frame your living space.

OPTION #3

If your current set up features furniture floating in the center of the room, we recommend at least a 9’ x 12’. An equal amount of floor space (between 12" - 18") should be left on all sides if possible. All furniture should sit completely on the rug surface without looking cramped.

DINING ROOM

Pick a rug that is large enough to hold all chair legs, even when they are pulled out from under your table (at least an 8’ x 10’). Common shapes used in the dining area are either rectangular or round rugs.

BEDROOM

OPTION #1

Lay the rug down so that the longer side is parallel to your headboard. Place the front legs of the bed on top of the rug, making sure the floor is visible on all sides. The foot of the bed should rest at a point halfway across the rug.

OPTION #2

Place all furniture on top of the rug. Alternatively, you may situate the rug so that the head of the bed and nightstands remain on the floor. As a rule of thumb, about 20" of space should be left on either side of the bed. An 8’ x 10’ is the best option for this set up.

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Gray Faded Abstract Maester Area Rug

9 sizes to choose from.

What size rug do I need?

Select a pad (recommended).

$26.00 and up

Returns Accepted Within 30 Days of Delivery.

Items eligible for return must be:

Sent to us within 30 days of the delivery date of your order (unless the item detail page says otherwise)
Sent to us in the same condition that it was delivered to you.

For our full return policy and details click here

Style Number	200NIPR01A
Collection:	Maester
Brand:	Rugs USA

Returns: Returns Accepted Within 30 Days of Delivery.

Cancellations: Online orders can be modified or canceled within 24 hours of placing the order. Because we may begin processing your order immediately, it may not be possible to modify or cancel existing orders even within 24 hours of placement.

This cotton and polyester rug is hand-woven and contains the styles of mid-century abstract expressionists. The amazing interplay of texture, color and pattern makes this rug a must-have in your personal space.

Please Note: The images we display have the most accurate color possible. Due to differences in computer monitors, we cannot be responsible for variations in color between the actual product and your screen. Please be advised that in some cases patterns and colors may vary according to size. Lengths and widths may vary from the published dimensions. We do our best to provide you with an accurate measurement, but please be advised that some variation exists and this is not a manufacturing defect.