Rugs

Rugs that delineate space, absorb sound, and warm the floor, made of wool, cotton, and natural fibers.

Frequently asked questions about rugs

What size rug for a living room?

Ideally, the rug slips under the front legs of the sofa and armchairs to tie the whole arrangement together. Choose a rug at least as wide as the sofa, extending beyond it on each side. A rug that is too small, floating in the middle, breaks up the seating area.

Which rug goes under a dining table?

Choose a rug large enough for the chairs to stay on it even when pulled back, which means about 60 cm of rug beyond the table on each side. A flat, tightly woven material makes it easier to move the chairs and is easier to clean.

Which rug for a bedroom?

Place a large rug under the bed, extending beyond the sides and the foot, so your feet land on a soft surface when you wake up. Failing that, two small rugs on either side of the bed do the same job with less surface.

How do I care for a rug day to day?

Regular vacuuming and turning it round from time to time prevent uneven wear. Treat stains quickly by blotting, without rubbing. Care advice varies by material (wool, cotton or synthetic fibre) and is given on each product page.

The living room rug brings the furniture around it together. When sized correctly, it extends under the sofa and coffee table to create a cohesive zone. Looped wool, flat-woven cotton, natural jute, or viscose:...

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Living room rugs

The living room rug brings the furniture around it together. When sized correctly, it extends under the sofa and coffee table to create a cohesive zone. Looped wool, flat-woven cotton, natural jute, or viscose: geometric patterns, solids, or vintage effect.

Bedroom rugs

Under the bed with an overhang or at the foot of the bed, the bedroom rug makes waking up warmer. Soft materials underfoot, in wool, plush cotton, or microfiber.

What size rug should you choose?

In a living room, choose a rug large enough for the front legs of the sofa to rest on it. In a dining room, ensure that the chairs remain on the rug even when pulled back. Complete your look with our cushions and throws.

To help you choose, find our guides: which rug for a living room and which rug for under a dining table.