Rugberry Journal

Rug Size for a Six Seater Dining Table

Most Indian families own a six seater table. Here is the arithmetic that turns its size into a rug size, with the extending table and the tight room covered.

Dining Room Rug Ideas

A dining rug has to handle chairs, crumbs and long family meals. Here is how to style one, which surfaces and colours work, and how to look after it.

Living and Dining in One Room: Zoning with Two Rugs

Most Indian flats combine living and dining in one hall. Two rugs can split it into two rooms. How to size them, space them and choose a pair.

Dining Room Rug Size: The Chair Pull Back Rule

A dining rug should reach 60 cm beyond every edge of the table, so chairs stay on it when pulled back. The sizes for four, six and eight seaters.

Round Rugs: Sizes and Where They Work

Round rugs come in 6, 8 and 10 ft diameters at Rugberry. Where each one works, from a foyer to a round dining table for six.

Zoning an Open Plan Living and Dining Room With Rugs

Two or three rugs can turn one long hall into a living room and a dining room. The gap between them, how to line them up and how to keep one colour family.

The Right Rug Under a Round Dining Table

A round table asks for different maths from a rectangle. The chair rule, round or square, sizes for four and six seaters, and which weaves let chairs slide.

Modern Dining Room Rugs That Survive Dinner

A dining rug must let chairs glide, forgive dal and chai, and still look calm. Pile, size and fibre for modern dining rooms, with Rugberry picks.

The Grain Collection: Handloom Wool for Dining Rooms

Grain is handloom New Zealand wool worked low and close, so dining chairs move over it easily. Seven colourways, six stock sizes and any size to order.

Low Pile or High Pile: Choosing by Room and Use

Pile depth decides how a rug feels, how chairs move over it and how it copes with a daily jhadu. Here is how to choose by room.