Round rugs
Round rugs soften the corners of a room and sit neatly under a round dining table, in a reading corner or by the front door. Browse sizes from small 3 ft accents to 10 ft rounds and larger.
10' x 10' Easy-Clean Lattice Indoor / Outdoor Round Rug
5' 3 x 5' 3 Easy-Clean Trellis Textured Indoor / Outdoor Round Rug
13' x 13' Easy-Clean Jill Zarin Dubai Indoor / Outdoor Round Rug
12' x 12' Easy-Clean Traditional Indoor / Outdoor Round Rug
7' 10 x 7' 10 Washable Haerfest Round Rug
6' x 6' Easy-Clean Lattice Indoor / Outdoor Round Rug
3' x 3' Easy-Clean Modern Indoor / Outdoor Round Rug
3' 3 x 3' 3 Equinox Round Rug
13' x 13' Easy-Clean Safari Indoor / Outdoor Round Rug
10' 8 x 10' 8 Easy-Clean Jill Zarin Dubai Indoor / Outdoor Round Rug
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What size round rug fits under a dining table?
Measure across the table and add about 2 ft on every side, so chairs stay on the rug when someone sits down. A table about 4 ft across usually sits well on an 8 ft round.
Where does a round rug work besides the dining room?
Round rugs suit entryways, nurseries, reading corners and the space under a round coffee table. They also help break up a room full of square furniture.
How do I keep a round rug flat and in place?
A rug pad underneath helps the rug lie flat and stops it sliding. If the edges curl after delivery, lay the rug flat for a day or two, or roll it gently the other way.
Choosing a round rug
A round rug softens the straight lines of a room and gives a seating spot or a table a clear centre.
Under a round dining table: measure the table and add about 2 ft on every side, so the chairs stay on the rug when they are pulled out. A table about 4 ft across usually sits well on an 8 ft round.
Entryways and landings: a 3 ft to 5 ft round leaves room to open the door and walk around it.
Nurseries and reading corners: a 5 ft or 6 ft round marks out a play or reading spot without covering the whole floor.
Living rooms: under a round coffee table, a 6 ft to 8 ft round keeps the front legs of nearby chairs on the rug.