Which carpet size suits which room?

Which carpet size suits which room?

The right Carpet size is crucial for the effect of the room. A carpet that is too small can look lost, one that is too large can look cluttered. In this guide, we give you clear recommendations on how to Living room, hallway, bedroom and dining area find the right size.

1. Living room

A rule of thumb: At least the front legs Your sofas or armchairs should be placed on the rug. Even better: The rug should surround the entire seating area.

  • Small sofa corner: 170x240 cm
  • Large living area: 200x300 cm or larger

Avoid creating "rug islands" that are just under the coffee table. A rug that's too small will ruin the feel of the room.

2. Hallway & entrance area

Kilim runner are ideal for narrow hallways. Make sure there's a 5-10 cm gap from the wall on both sides.

  • Short hallway: 80x200 cm
  • Long hallway: 80×300+ cm (particularly rare length!)

A long runner visually stretches the room and creates an inviting effect.

3 bedrooms

Here, a rug keeps your feet warm when you get up. Either place one large rug under the entire bed or use two rugs on the left and right.

  • Under the double bed: 200x300 cm across or 250x350 cm
  • Alternative: 2x runners 80x200 cm laterally

4. Dining area

It is important that the chairs remain in place even when pushed back. stay on the carpet. Measure the table size + approximately 60 cm around.

  • 6-person table: 200x300 cm
  • 8-10 people: 250x350 cm or  300x400 cm

5. Special sizes & custom-made carpet

Many of ours kilim carpets and nomadic carpets are unique pieces in exceptional dimensions over 3 meters. These are ideal for open-plan kitchens, lofts or old buildings with large spatial volume.

If you are looking for something special: Contact us for individual carpet advice!

Conclusion: Choose carpet size carefully

The size of a carpet influences the Spatial effect, proportion and comfort enormous. Follow our recommendations, measure accurately beforehand—and make a real style statement with the right format!


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