Get the floor right.
Sizing, placement and layering, room by room — so your colour blocks land like you meant them to.
Living room
Go big. The rug should sit under at least the front legs of your sofa and chairs — it visually ties the seating together. A 120×160 plush rug anchors most lounges; size up for open-plan.
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Hallway & kitchen
Think long and low. A runner should leave roughly 10–15 cm of floor on each side. Low-pile or memory-foam runners take heavy traffic and splashes without looking tired.
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Entry & doors
Layer function. A coarse outer mat scrapes grit; a washable inner mat catches the rest. Pair a boot tray for wet weather. Colour-block the threshold to set the tone of the whole home.
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Bedroom & bath
Soft landings. A round accent rug beside the bed gives bare feet a warm first step; a pebble bath mat handles drips. Keep palettes tonal here for calm, or clash for energy.
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Under a sofa
Front legs on the rug, minimum. All legs on, ideally.
Runner gaps
Leave 10–15 cm of floor each side of a runner.
Round rugs
Centre on a focal point — bedside, reading chair, round table.
Non-slip
Add a gripper or pad on smooth and polished floors.
