Medium rugs

Q: 160×230 or 200×300: what difference does it really make?

The difference is 50% more surface area:160×230 cm = 3.7 m², the "front feet of the sofa on the rug" size200×300 cm = 6 m², the "sofa and coffee table entirely on the rug" sizeA 200×300 gives a living room noticeably more presence. If your room is over 18 m², go for the 200×300: a 160×230 risks looking "small".

Q: Which size for a bedroom?

It follows the size of your bed:Bed 140 cm (double): 160×230 cm at the foot of the bed, or 200×300 cm under the bedBed 160 cm (queen): 200×300 cm under the bed, idealBed 180 cm (king): move up to a large format, 250×350 cm minimumThe rug should always extend at least 50 cm beyond the bed on each side for the best effect.

160 to 229 cm wide, the bracket that covers a standard living room and the bedroom.

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Our medium rugs (160-229 cm)

Our medium rugs, from 160 to 229 cm wide, are the best-selling category in our catalogue. These versatile sizes cover most needs: a standard living room, a bedroom with a queen or king bed, a dining area for four, a generous entrance hall. If you are unsure about dimensions, this is probably where to start.

The main sizes

160×230 cm: far and away the best-seller for living room rugs
200×290 cm / 200×300 cm: the runner-up, and a favourite in mid-sized living rooms

Which rooms?

Medium formats fit almost every everyday situation:

Standard living room (15-25 m²): 160×230 under the sofa area, 200×300 to take in the whole seating arrangement
Bedroom with a queen bed (160 cm): 200×300 cm under the bed, leaving 60 cm free on either side
Dining room for four: 200×290 cm under a 140×90 cm rectangular table
Large entrance hall: 160×230 cm in an oriental or vintage design

160×230 or 200×300: how to choose

A practical rule, room by room:

160×230 cm: small to mid-sized living rooms, in front of the sofa (front feet on the rug only), bedrooms with a 140 cm bed
200×300 cm: mid-sized to large living rooms, a rug taking in sofa and armchairs, bedrooms with a queen bed sitting on the rug

If in doubt, measure your space and mark it out with masking tape on the floor before you order.

Every style, in this size

This size range covers absolutely every style: Berber, oriental, Persian, modern, vintage, Scandinavian, shaggy, textured plains. The 160×230 and 200×300 formats are the most widely produced across every style and colour range.

Choosing a medium rug

160×230 or 200×300: what difference does it really make?

The difference is 50% more surface area:

160×230 cm = 3.7 m², the "front feet of the sofa on the rug" size
200×300 cm = 6 m², the "sofa and coffee table entirely on the rug" size

A 200×300 gives a living room noticeably more presence. If your room is over 18 m², go for the 200×300: a 160×230 risks looking "small".

Which size for a bedroom?

It follows the size of your bed:

Bed 140 cm (double): 160×230 cm at the foot of the bed, or 200×300 cm under the bed
Bed 160 cm (queen): 200×300 cm under the bed, ideal
Bed 180 cm (king): move up to a large format, 250×350 cm minimum

The rug should always extend at least 50 cm beyond the bed on each side for the best effect.

Are 200×290 and 200×300 the same thing?

Almost. The two sizes are all but interchangeable in practice (10 cm difference on one side). 200×290 cm is produced by some European mills, while 200×300 cm is the worldwide standard. They look the same in a room and they lay the same way. Simply pick whichever size is available in the style and colour you want: 10 cm will never show.

Medium rugs

Our medium rugs (160-229 cm)

The main sizes

Which rooms?

160×230 or 200×300: how to choose

Every style, in this size

Choosing a medium rug

160×230 or 200×300: what difference does it really make?

Which size for a bedroom?

Are 200×290 and 200×300 the same thing?

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