Nomad Sizing Guide
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- In larger rooms, opt for larger rugs to create a balanced look.
- Leave approximately 1' of visible floor space around the rug's edges; you may even consider leaving up to 1.5 or 2' for a more spacious feel.
- Enhance the longevity of your rug and prevent slipping by investing in a rug pad, which also protects your floors and ensures safety.
- In larger rooms, opt for larger rugs to create a balanced look.
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- Whether furniture legs should be entirely on the rug or partially off depends on your specific case and personal preference.
- Don't be afraid to break the rules! Feel free to experiment with rugs to discover what suits you and your home best.
- Whether furniture legs should be entirely on the rug or partially off depends on your specific case and personal preference.
Living Room
- Space to spare:
For large living rooms with furniture centered in the room, choose a generously sized rug that accommodates all furniture without making the space feel cramped.
Recommended Sizes:
- Large Rugs
- Extra Large Rugs
- Just right:
If your living room has furniture against the wall, place a rug that allows the front two legs of all furniture pieces to rest on it.
Recommended Sizes:
- Medium Rugs
- Large Rugs
- Cozy Apartment:
In a smaller living room, you can opt for a smaller rug placed under the coffee table or layer it on top of a neutral jute.
Recommended Sizes:
- Small Rugs
- Medium Rugs
Dining Area
Whether you have a round or rectangular table, your dining area rug should extend at least 2'-3' around all edges of the table. This ensures that chairs remain on the rug when pushed back as you sit down or stand up.
Recommended Sizes:
- Large Rugs
- Extra Large Rugs
- Round Rugs
Bedroom
- Rule of Thumb:
Place area rugs under at least the front 2/3 of the bed, extending about 36" around the sides and foot of the bed to ensure a soft landing for your feet.
Recommended Sizes:
- Large Rugs for a Queen bed & Extra Large Rugs for a King bed
- Space to spread out:
In spacious bedrooms, you can choose a rug large enough to encompass all furniture, including the bed and nightstands.
Recommended Sizes:
-Large Rugs for a Queen bed & Extra Large Rugs for a King bed
- Twin beds:
For bedrooms with one or two twin beds, consider placing a runner to the side or between them.
Recommended Sizes:
- Runners
- Small Rugs
Kitchen
- High traffic:
In high-traffic kitchens, place a small, half-round, or rectangular rug in front of the sink.
Recommended Size:
- Small - 2’ x 3'
- Kitchen Island:
For kitchens with center islands or narrow galley setups, try using runners that extend nearly the full length of the island.
Recommended Size:
- Runners - 2’6” x 8’
Hallway
- Standard hallway:
Choose a runner that is at least 1' shorter and not more than 2' shorter than your hallway's length, with a width that avoids bunching against walls or doorways.
Recommended Sizes:
- Runners
- Furnished hallway:
If your hallway has furniture, either position the runner to one side with furniture against the opposite wall and legs on bare floor, or center it so that furniture is on both sides.
Recommended Sizes:
- Runners
Office
Select a rug that allows your desk chair to move around comfortably and encompasses the entire desk, chair, and other essential furniture, mirroring the lines of the room.
Recommended Sizes:
- Small Rugs
- Medium Rugs