Area Rugs

Find the rug that finishes a room. Our curated area rugs range from hand-loomed wool and flatweave cotton to indoor-outdoor synthetics and low-pile natural fiber options, selected for proportion, pile, durability and colorfastness. Clear sizing guidance and styling suggestions help you choose the right rug for living rooms, bedrooms and dining areas so every room feels intentional and lived in.

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  • Blue and cream geometric woven area rug with tiled border pattern - Elirian

    84" Tiled Border Woven Area Rug in Blue and Cream

    84" Tiled Border Woven Area Rug in Blue and Cream
    $199.99
  • Tiled geometric woven polyester area rug in beige cream with botanical accents - Elirian

    Tiled Geometric Woven Polyester Area Rug in Beige and Cream

    Tiled Geometric Woven Polyester Area Rug in Beige and Cream
    $369.99
  • Boho medallion area rug in blue and orange with geometric pattern - Elirian

    10 x 8 Boho Medallion Woven Polyester Area Rug in Blue and Orange

    10 x 8 Boho Medallion Woven Polyester Area Rug in Blue and Orange
    $329.99
  • Boho Medallion Woven Polyester Area Rug in blue and orange tones - Elirian

    Boho Medallion Woven Polyester Area Rug in Blue and Orange

    Boho Medallion Woven Polyester Area Rug in Blue and Orange
    $189.99

FAQs of Area Rugs

What area rug size should I choose for a living room versus a bedroom?
A living room typically needs an 8x10 rug to fit under the front legs of seating, while a bedroom works well with a 5x8 or 6x9 rug positioned so it extends at least 18 inches beyond the sides of the bed. Dining rooms need a rug large enough to keep all four chair legs on it even when pulled out, generally requiring 24 to 30 inches of rug beyond the table's edge on all sides.

Should a rug be centered in a room or centered under specific furniture?
Center the rug under the main furniture grouping, like a sofa and coffee table, rather than centering it on the room's overall walls, since rooms are rarely perfectly symmetrical to their furniture layout. The rug should visually anchor the seating area as a cohesive unit.

How do I choose a rug color for a room with existing patterned furniture?
Pick a rug in a solid or subtle texture if your furniture already carries a bold pattern, since two competing patterns in the same room tend to visually clash. If your furniture is neutral, a patterned rug like a boho medallion design can serve as the room's main visual statement instead.

What's the benefit of layering two rugs together?
Layering a smaller patterned or textured rug over a larger neutral one adds depth and visual interest without requiring the entire floor to carry a bold design. This technique also works well to define a smaller seating nook within a larger open room.

How do I keep an area rug from sliding on hardwood or tile floors?
A non-slip rug pad underneath prevents shifting and bunching, which matters most on hard flooring where rugs have nothing to grip. Pads also add cushioning underfoot and help the rug lie flatter overall.

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