Enhance the foundation of your home with our rug collection – more than 45 rugs in a range of weaves, fibres and patterns, with free delivery in the UK on orders over £69. This collection brings warmth and texture to any living space, combining practical floor protection with a sophisticated aesthetic.
Why quality rugs matter
Our collection of rugs is designed with the understanding that a floor covering is more than just a functional item; it is a foundational element that ties a room together. By sourcing premium materials and focusing on artisanal craftsmanship, we provide pieces that offer both durability and exceptional comfort underfoot. Whether you are seeking a bold statement piece for a large living room or a subtle, neutral runner for a high-traffic hallway, our range includes a variety of weaves and patterns to suit your unique taste. Each rug is selected for its ability to withstand the rigours of daily use while maintaining its beauty and structural integrity over time.
The experience of choosing the right rug involves considering the specific needs of each room, from sound dampening in a home office to adding a layer of cosy insulation in a bedroom. Quality rugs can effectively define different zones within an open-plan layout, creating a sense of order and purpose. Beyond their visual appeal, these textiles provide a soft surface for children to play on and a comfortable landing spot for tired feet.
Rug types by room
| Room or use |
Recommended pile |
Why |
| Living room |
Medium pile, large enough for furniture front legs |
Anchors the seating area and defines the space |
| Dining room |
Low pile, extends about 24 inches beyond the table |
Chairs stay on the rug even when pulled out |
| Bedroom |
Plush, high pile |
Luxury warmth and comfort underfoot |
| Entryways and busy areas |
Low pile or synthetic blends |
Superior stain resistance and easy cleaning |
How to choose the right rug size
- Measure your space and furniture layout before choosing.
- In a living room, choose a rug large enough that at least the front legs of all major furniture pieces sit on it.
- In a dining room, allow about 24 inches beyond the table on all sides so chairs remain on the rug when pulled out.
- Match the pile to the traffic – low-pile or synthetic for spills and busy areas, plush high-pile for bedrooms.
- Durable construction using high-quality fibres ensures longevity even in the busiest areas of your home.
- A diverse range of textures and patterns allows you to customise the mood and style of every room.
- Excellent sound-absorbing properties help create a quieter and more serene domestic environment.
- Easy-to-clean materials make these rugs a practical choice for households with pets or children.
How to choose from this category
Selecting the ideal rug from our textiles range requires a balance of style and functionality. Begin by measuring your space carefully; a rug that is too small can make a room feel disjointed, while the right size creates a cohesive look. For areas prone to spills, such as dining rooms or entryways, look for low-pile options or synthetic blends that offer superior stain resistance. If your priority is luxury and warmth in a bedroom, a plush, high-pile rug provides the ultimate comfort. Consider how the colours and patterns will interact with your existing furniture and wall colours. Neutral tones offer versatility and can grow with your changing decor, whereas vibrant patterns can serve as a stunning focal point for a minimalist room.
Frequently asked questions
How do I determine the correct rug size for my room?
As a general rule, in a living room, the rug should be large enough so that at least the front legs of all major furniture pieces sit on it. In a dining room, the rug should extend about 24 inches beyond the table on all sides to allow chairs to remain on the rug even when pulled out. Measuring your furniture layout before purchasing ensures the rug anchors the space effectively.
What is the best way to clean and maintain my new rug?
Regular vacuuming is essential to prevent dirt from settling into the fibres. For spills, blot the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth rather than rubbing. Depending on the material, periodic professional cleaning may be recommended to maintain the rug’s appearance and hygiene. Always refer to the specific care instructions provided with your chosen product.
Do I need a rug pad underneath?
Yes, we highly recommend using a rug pad. A pad prevents the rug from slipping, which increases safety, and provides an extra layer of cushioning. It also protects both the rug and your flooring from premature wear by reducing friction and allowing for better airflow underneath the textile.
Are these rugs suitable for homes with underfloor heating?
Most of our rugs are compatible with underfloor heating, provided they allow heat to circulate. Thinner, low-pile rugs or those made from natural fibres like cotton or jute are typically more efficient at letting heat pass through. It is important to ensure the rug pad used is also heat-safe to prevent any damage to your floors.
How can I get rid of the creases in a rug after unpacking?
Creases are common when a rug has been rolled for shipping. To smooth them out, try back-rolling the rug in the opposite direction and letting it sit for a day. You can also place heavy furniture or books on the stubborn areas. Most minor ripples will naturally flatten out within a week or two as the rug settles into its new environment.
