Large Rugs

Rugs for larger rooms

Large Rugs

Shop large rugs for spacious living rooms, dining areas and open-plan interiors. Browse 200x290cm, 200x300cm and selected 240x340cm designs, plus made-to-measure options when a standard size is not quite right.

Anchor large roomsA generous rug helps connect furniture and define a clear zone in open spaces.
Popular large sizesBrowse 200x290cm, 200x300cm and selected 240x340cm options.
Custom sizes availableSelected designs can be ordered to your own dimensions for a more exact fit.

Choosing a large rug

In a large room, a rug that is too small can make furniture feel disconnected. A larger rug gives the seating or dining arrangement a stronger visual foundation and can help zone open-plan spaces. For living rooms, aim for the rug to reach beneath at least the front legs of the main seating. For dining rooms, allow enough space around the table for chairs to remain on the rug when they are pulled out.

Our larger standard sizes vary by collection. If you need something between standard dimensions, selected ranges also offer made-to-measure ordering.

Shop large rugs

Browse rugs available in our larger standard sizes.

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Large rug size guide

  • 200x290cm: a versatile large size for many living rooms and dining spaces.
  • 200x300cm: gives a little extra length and is common across several premium designs.
  • 240x340cm: suited to bigger seating groups, larger dining tables and open-plan rooms.
  • Custom sizing: useful when furniture proportions or room dimensions do not suit a standard rug.

Large rug questions

Is 200x290cm considered a large rug?

Yes. It is a popular large room size and works well beneath substantial seating groups and dining tables.

What size rug works under a dining table?

Measure the table and add enough space for chairs to be pulled back while keeping their legs on the rug.

What if a standard large rug does not fit?

Selected collections can be made to measure, allowing you to specify dimensions that better suit the room.

Should a living-room rug sit under the sofa?

Often, yes. At minimum, letting the front legs of the main seating sit on the rug helps the arrangement feel connected.