Once you’ve found rug perfection, you’ll want to keep it looking new for as long as possible. If you spend just a few minutes per week preening and grooming your rug, you’ll keep that showroom appeal!

Rugs can be a focal point of a room; it is a statement piece that immediately draws attention. A rug’s colour, pattern, and texture play a key role in helping tie together different elements of a room, such as artwork, curtains, or upholstery. Selecting the right rug Most rooms need a rug – a room without a rug can appear unwelcoming and unfinished. It will transform a room, introducing a sense of luxury; the colour, pattern, and texture of the rug lends a feeling of comfort and personality to the room. Thus measuring your room for a rug before you visit Rugmart is essential to ensure that the rug fits the space appropriately and complements the room’s design. We would also recommend bringing a number of images of the room, including any fabric, carpet or floor swatches to determine the rug design and colours that will complement the area the rug is needed for All of our small rugs are available to buy online with free UK Mainland delivery to all of our customers! Popular Small Rug Styles Style Matching: By seeing your room’s style, we can suggest rugs that complement your existing décor. A rug is one of the first decorative elements that people notice as they walk into a room, which is why, decorating your space with a large rug can be a great way to add a unique and personal touch to your home décor.

Rugs, especially large and extra large rugs, can serve several purposes in a room. A large rug can help create boundaries between different zones, particularly in open-plan living areas, and anchor furniture pieces, such as a sofa or dining table, which can make a space look more organised and cohesive. A large rug can help anchor a seating area, define a space, and create a cosy atmosphere in a room. While not all may possess magical powers like the carpet in Aladdin's story, they can add warmth, comfort, and style to any space. Defining a space within a room Measure the Room: Measure the width and length of your room. Write these measurements down. For reference, also note the location of doors, windows, and any fixed furniture if they will influence rug placement.

A chore that should be exclusive to Cinderella. However, If you hoover your rug every other week with a good suction hoover it will prevent dirt and grit filtering into the pile and keep your RUG looking fabulous. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room

A large rug can also add a layer of comfort to a room, making it more inviting. It can be particularly useful in spaces where you spend a lot of time standing, such as kitchens or home offices, or in rooms where you wish to reduce noise levels, like bedrooms or home offices. Lastly, if you are looking to add texture and depth to your space, consider layering a smaller rug on top of the large rug in a complementary colour or pattern or using a runner to connect different areas of the room. Mix and match different sized rugs (to add dimensions), rugs with different textures (for a more sophisticated look) or handmade rugs (to add a pop of colour). Determine the Rug’s Purpose: Before measuring, decide the purpose of the rug. Do you want it to cover most of the room, define a seating area, or be placed under a dining table? Your purpose will determine the size and placement. We have provided a number of different options below that will help you decide this