Rugberry Journal

Kids' Room Rugs: Size and Layout
A kids' room rug marks out the floor where play happens. How to size it around a bunk bed and a study table, and what to ask before you buy.
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Hallway Runners for Indian Apartments
The passage in most Indian flats is 3 to 4 ft wide and lined with doors. How to size a runner for it, and when to have one made to your width.
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Large Rugs for Big Living Rooms and Villas
In a drawing room past 20 ft, the furniture group decides the rug, not the room. Here is when one large rug works and when to use two or three.
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Runner Rugs: Lengths for Corridors and Kitchens
A runner should leave 10 to 15 cm of floor on each side and stop short of every door. Sizing for corridors and kitchens, with custom options.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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12x15 Rug: Planning the Largest Standard Size
A 12x15 rug is the largest standard size, and in a high rise the hard part is getting it into the flat. Measure the route before you choose.
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10x14 Rug: Sizing for Large Halls and Villas
A 10x14 rug anchors a villa living room or a double height hall. How to size it, how it behaves on stone floors, and which rugs come in it.
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In a compact living room the right rug is usually bigger than you expect, close in tone to the floor and low enough for doors to clear.
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