Rugs 120×170 cm: living room, kids' room

Q: Is 120×170 enough for a child's bedroom?

Yes, it is a size that suits a child's bedroom very well:Floor play area: enough for a comfortable play spaceIn front of a 90 cm single bed: plenty of overhangBedroom of 10-12 m²: the right size for the centre of the roomFor a bigger child's bedroom (15 m² and over), or one with a double bed, move up to 160×230 cm.

Q: Is 120×170 cm too big for a hallway?

It depends on the size of your hallway:Standard hallway or entrance hall: 80×150 is the better fitLarge hallway or reception hall: 120×170 works very well as a statementCorridor-shaped hallway: go for a long runner rug insteadRule: the rug should leave 15-20 cm of floor visible all around.

Our 120×170 cm rugs

The 120×170 cm rug is a very popular in-between size. More generous than a small targeted rug, more compact than a standard living room size, it suits a wide range of uses: a small living room, a child's bedroom, a large entrance hall, a compact seating area.

Which room?

A small living room (under 15 m²): a size that fits a small room without overwhelming it
A seating corner in a studio flat: it marks out the space without taking it over
Child's bedroom: a play corner, or at the foot of a single bed
A large entrance or hall: a generous decorative signature
Under a single bed (90 cm): 15-30 cm of overhang on each side
Reading corner: around a single armchair, for a cocooning feel

Which styles?

This size is very widely available across every style, which makes it a good way in if you want to try a Berber, oriental, Persian or shaggy rug without committing a big budget.

Alternatives if you are unsure

Need something smaller → 80×150 cm or 60×100 cm
Medium living room → 160×230 cm
Standard living room → 200×300 cm

Choosing your 120×170 cm rug

My living room is 15 m²: 120×170 or 160×230?

In a 15 m² living room, either can work depending on the effect you want:

120×170 cm: the rug sits "under the coffee table and the front feet of the sofa". Compact, and it leaves more floor on show
160×230 cm: a more generous rug that takes in the sofa and the coffee table. The "finished room" effect

In a 15 m² living room, 160×230 is usually the more harmonious choice. Go for 120×170 if you have little free floor space (low furniture, a pouffe and so on).

Is 120×170 enough for a child's bedroom?

Yes, it is a size that suits a child's bedroom very well:

Floor play area: enough for a comfortable play space
In front of a 90 cm single bed: plenty of overhang
Bedroom of 10-12 m²: the right size for the centre of the room

For a bigger child's bedroom (15 m² and over), or one with a double bed, move up to 160×230 cm.

Is 120×170 cm too big for a hallway?

It depends on the size of your hallway:

Standard hallway or entrance hall: 80×150 is the better fit
Large hallway or reception hall: 120×170 works very well as a statement
Corridor-shaped hallway: go for a long runner rug instead

Rule: the rug should leave 15-20 cm of floor visible all around.

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Rugs 120 × 170 cm

Our 120×170 cm rugs

Which room?

Which styles?

Alternatives if you are unsure

Choosing your 120×170 cm rug

My living room is 15 m²: 120×170 or 160×230?

Is 120×170 enough for a child's bedroom?

Is 120×170 cm too big for a hallway?

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