FAQs

Always add a pad for grip and cushioning. Choose felt for comfort on carpets and felt-rubber or rubber on hard floors; trim pads 1–2″ smaller than the rug.

You’ll see modern, traditional, Moroccan, Persian, kilim/flatweave, geometric, striped, floral, abstract, and vintage/distressed. Filters let you narrow quickly.

Low pile (≤0.25″) = easy cleaning and doors clear; medium (0.25–0.5″) = comfort; high/shag (≥0.75″) = cozy but traps debris. Choose by traffic and maintenance tolerance.

Hand-knotted rugs are individually tied and durable for decades; machine-made are power-loomed, consistent, and budget-friendly. Hand-knotted usually costs more but ages beautifully.

Washable rugs trade softness and thickness for easy cleaning. They’re great for kitchens, dining areas, and kids’ rooms; many fit in standard home washers.

Wool rugs feel plush, hide soil, and last; synthetics cost less and handle spills better.

Pick a rug that lets front furniture legs sit on it or covers the seating area. Common fits are 8×10 or 9×12; leave a 12–18″ floor border.

A “shop all rugs” hub aggregates every category—sizes, styles, materials, rooms, and constructions—so you can filter in one place. Expect options from 2×3 mats to 12×18 area rugs and runners.