Rugs and carpets

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Rugs & Carpets – Ground Your Space in Style Why Rugs Are Essential in Indian Interiors A rug does more work than any other single decor element, it defines a zone, adds colour and texture, reduces noise, cushions feet and ties together all the furniture in a room. IKIRU's rug and carpet collection offers an extensive range of hand-tufted wool rugs, flat-weave cotton dhurries, jute area rugs, printed carpets and traditional Indian designs suitable for every room in the home. Rug Types & Materials • Cotton Dhurries – Lightweight, washable flat-weave rugs ideal for everyday use • Jute & Natural Fibre Rugs – Earthy, textured rugs for boho and Scandinavian interiors • Hand-Tufted Wool Rugs – Premium, plush rugs with a high-end hotel feel • Printed Synthetic Rugs – Affordable, stain-resistant rugs with vibrant patterns • Kilim Rugs – Flat-woven traditional geometric rugs in rich colours • Runner Rugs – Long, narrow rugs for hallways, kitchens and entryways How to Choose the Right Rug Size Living Room: Choose a rug large enough for all front legs of sofas and chairs to sit on it - typically 6×9 ft or 8×10 ft for a standard seating arrangement. Dining Room: The rug should extend at least 60 cm beyond the table edge on all sides so chairs remain on the rug when pulled out. Bedroom: A rug placed under the lower 2/3 of the bed (from foot to partway up the sides) in a 5×8 or 6×9 ft works well. How Rugs Transform a Room A rug has the ability to completely change how a space feels — visually and physically. It softens hard flooring, adds warmth underfoot, and introduces colour, pattern, and texture in a way that few other elements can. More importantly, rugs help define zones, especially in Indian homes where open layouts are common. A well-placed rug can separate a living area from a dining space or create a cosy corner within a larger room, making the entire layout feel more intentional and cohesive. How to Style Rugs in Different Rooms Living Room: Anchor your seat