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Rugs 300 × 400 cm
157 rugs in 300 × 400 cm, for a very large living room, a loft, a master suite.
The 300×400 cm rug is an exceptional large format for a very large living room, a loft, a grand dining room or a master suite. It gives a room true boutique-hotel presence.
Our selection covers the great classics: Berber, modern, Persian, plain textured, oriental.
High-density polypropylene for durability, or handmade wool for the truly exceptional.
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Cream Oriental Rug - Riviera No. 01
Red Oriental Rug - Riviera No. 03 Classic
Grey Oriental Rug - Riviera
Cream Oriental Rug - Riviera No. 03 Classic
Red Oriental Rug - Riviera No. 02 Classic
Brown Oriental Rug - Riviera No. 02 Classic
Blue Race Track Kids Rug - Konfeti
Green Road Kids Rug - Konfeti
Blue Road Kids Rug - Konfeti
Green Butterfly Kids Rug - Bambino
Blue Butterfly Kids Rug - Bambino No. 2
Circus Kids Rug - Bambino
Football Pitch Kids Rug - Bambino
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Our 300×400 cm rugs
The 300×400 cm rug covers 12 m², the equivalent of a whole bedroom underfoot. It is a rare and impressive size, reserved for large rooms that need structure: a very large living room, a loft, a family room, a big dining room for entertaining.
Which room?
- A very large living room (45-60 m²): it comfortably takes in a corner sofa, armchairs and coffee table
- Loft or open-plan family room: it structures a large volume majestically
- A large dining room (eight to ten people): under a 220×100 cm table with comfortable overhang
- Main bedroom suite: king bed, seating corner and open dressing area
A size to invest in
At this scale, the rug becomes a real line in the budget (€500 to €2,500 depending on the material). Investing in a 300×400 deserves some thought:
- Put the quality of the material first, since a rug at this price should last 15 to 20 years
- Favour a timeless style, because it will be yours for a long while
- Take care over the colour, because at this size it dominates the room
Recommended styles
At this scale, favour styles that carry well over a large area:
- Plain textured: the timeless choice, and it never dates
- Berber on a light ground: graphic motifs look magnificent writ large
- Traditional Persian: historically conceived for these sizes, noble and timeless
- Modern plain in a neutral tone: contemporary restraint that always works
Care points to keep in mind
At this size, upkeep deserves a little planning:
- Vacuum regularly: allow more time than for a standard rug, as 12 m² is a lot of ground to cover
- Turn it 180° every six months to even out wear and exposure to sunlight
- Protection under heavy furniture: felt pads under sofa or table legs stop permanent dents forming
- Professional cleaning every two to three years, depending on how busy the room is
Choosing your 300×400 cm rug
Is it really worth it in a large living room?
Is it really worth it in a large living room?
If your room is over 45 m², then yes, absolutely. In a very large living room, a 250×350 cm rug starts to look small, and a 200×300 is simply lost (the "postage stamp in a field" effect). A 300×400 creates:
- A genuine visual boundary around the seating area
- An "entertaining room" effect, instantly
- A boutique-hotel sense of scale that nothing else matches
This is the investment that separates a large room that is "furnished" from a large room that is "decorated".
A 300×400 in a bedroom: what does it look like?
A 300×400 in a bedroom: what does it look like?
In a master suite or a very large bedroom, a 300×400 creates a luxurious "five-star hotel" effect. Layout:
- Under a king bed (180-200 cm), with over 1 m showing on each side
- Optionally taking in a bench at the foot of the bed or an armchair as well
- Headboard on the rug (the full effect) or off it, depending on the look
The ideal size for bedrooms of 25-35 m² with a seating corner.
How do I make a rug this size look right?
How do I make a rug this size look right?
At this size, the rug becomes a major architectural element. To get it right:
- Pale walls and a white ceiling: they balance the visual presence of a large rug
- Furniture arranged evenly on it: ideally all the seating-area furniture on the rug, or at minimum the front feet
- 30-40 cm of rug showing around the furniture, so it can breathe
- Echo one or two of the rug colours in the cushions, curtains or lighting, to tie it all together
Golden rule: the larger the rug, the more its colour dominates the room, so choose tones you will still love in 10 years (beige, grey, taupe, weathered terracotta) rather than a passing trend.
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