Large rugs

Q: My living room is 30 m². What size rug?

In a living room of 30 m², the ideal size is 250×350 cm or 300×400 cm. At this size you can:Cover the whole seating area (sofa + armchairs + coffee table)Keep 20-30 cm of rug visible around the furnitureCreate a properly defined zone in a large spaceAvoid 200×300 cm in a living room this size: it will look out of proportion (the "postage stamp" effect). Better to invest in a genuinely large format.

Q: A large rug in a small room: bad idea?

Not necessarily, but there are a few traps. In a small room (under 20 m²), a large rug of 230×349 cm or more can:Visually crush the room if the colour is too dark or the pattern too busyForce you to cover almost the whole floor, which is not always the effect you wantMake adjustments awkward (no floor left visible around the furniture)A large rug in pale tones or plain texture, on the other hand, can actually open up a small room by creating a continuous floor. The rule: the smaller the room, the paler a large rug needs to be.

Q: A large rug with underfloor heating?

Yes, with a few precautions. All our rugs in polypropylene and polyester are compatible with underfloor heating provided:The thickness stays modest: under 15 mm ideally (no very thick shaggy)The temperature does not exceed 28°C at the surface of the rugThe rug lets heat through (the warmth has to pass through it): no rugs with a very thick latex backingOur handmade wool rugs are perfectly suited to underfloor heating (wool handles warmth naturally). Plain textured polypropylene rugs with a low pile are an excellent choice.

230 to 349 cm wide, for a large living room or a big dining table.

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Our large rugs (230-349 cm)

Our large rugs, between 230 and 349 cm wide, are made for generous spaces. They give a big room real structure and carve out a properly defined zone: a complete seating area, a king-size bedroom with a comfortable overhang, a dining room for six to eight. It is also the size that transforms a large room the most: too small a rug in a big space simply gets lost and looks like a budget compromise.

When is a large size the right call?

Large rugs come into their own in several situations:

A large living room of 25-40 m²: a 250×350 cm takes in the sofa, the armchairs and the coffee table
King-size bedroom (180-200 cm bed): a 250×350 cm rug under the bed with 60 cm of overhang
Dining room for six to eight: 250×350 cm under a 180×100 cm table
Open-plan living and dining: one large rug marks out one of the two zones
Loft or family room: it gives an open space its structure

The main sizes

250×350 cm: the most requested "large living room" size
300×300 cm (square): for square rooms or XXL corner sofas
240×340 cm: the European equivalent of 250×350

The styles available in large sizes

Most styles are represented in this range, with a few nuances. Plain textured rugs, Berbers, shaggy and modern designs are readily available. Oriental and Persian rugs in a large size are beautiful but cost more. Faded vintage rugs in a large size are rare pieces and much sought after.

Which material to go for?

For a large rug that sees plenty of traffic:

High-density polypropylene: hard-wearing, and good value in large sizes
Polyester shaggy: for a large bedroom or a relaxing corner, with maximum comfort
Viscose: a beautiful silky sheen, but more delicate, so keep it to low-traffic rooms

The visual effect of a large size

A large rug does more than cover more floor: it completely changes how a room is perceived. It gives the space visual structure, creates a clearly defined zone (seating area, sleeping area) and brings a "boutique hotel" sense of scale you notice straight away. In a large living room, an undersized rug looks marooned in the middle of the floor, the very common "postage stamp" effect. A 250×350 cm in a 30 m² living room radically changes how the whole room hangs together.

Choosing a large rug

My living room is 30 m². What size rug?

In a living room of 30 m², the ideal size is 250×350 cm or 300×400 cm. At this size you can:

Cover the whole seating area (sofa + armchairs + coffee table)
Keep 20-30 cm of rug visible around the furniture
Create a properly defined zone in a large space

Avoid 200×300 cm in a living room this size: it will look out of proportion (the "postage stamp" effect). Better to invest in a genuinely large format.

A large rug in a small room: bad idea?

Not necessarily, but there are a few traps. In a small room (under 20 m²), a large rug of 230×349 cm or more can:

Visually crush the room if the colour is too dark or the pattern too busy
Force you to cover almost the whole floor, which is not always the effect you want
Make adjustments awkward (no floor left visible around the furniture)

A large rug in pale tones or plain texture, on the other hand, can actually open up a small room by creating a continuous floor. The rule: the smaller the room, the paler a large rug needs to be.

A large rug with underfloor heating?

Yes, with a few precautions. All our rugs in polypropylene and polyester are compatible with underfloor heating provided:

The thickness stays modest: under 15 mm ideally (no very thick shaggy)
The temperature does not exceed 28°C at the surface of the rug
The rug lets heat through (the warmth has to pass through it): no rugs with a very thick latex backing

Our handmade wool rugs are perfectly suited to underfloor heating (wool handles warmth naturally). Plain textured polypropylene rugs with a low pile are an excellent choice.

Large rugs

Our large rugs (230-349 cm)

When is a large size the right call?

The main sizes

The styles available in large sizes

Which material to go for?

The visual effect of a large size

Choosing a large rug

My living room is 30 m². What size rug?

A large rug in a small room: bad idea?

A large rug with underfloor heating?

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