Find the right rug for every room

Measure the room and furniture layout first, then choose a size that anchors the main seating or bed area without crowding it.

Low-pile synthetics and some wool blends are often easier to maintain in high-traffic spaces.

They can be a practical choice if you want simpler routine cleaning and a fresher look with less effort.

A rug is usually broader and works as a focal point, while a runner is long and narrow for halls, landings and stairs.

Use a suitable underlay or grip pad so the rug stays in place and feels more secure underfoot.

Yes, provided it sits flat and you choose a backing or underlay that helps it stay stable on the carpeted surface.