Living room
A 160×230 rug can sit beneath a coffee table with the front legs of the sofa resting on the rug.
Bedroom
Placed at the foot of the bed, a small rug adds warmth and softness underfoot.
Dining area
Small rugs can also work under compact dining tables in smaller spaces.
A small rug can make a meaningful difference to the atmosphere of a room. At 160×230cm, these rugs are large enough to anchor a seating area while still leaving visible floor space around the edges. This balance helps rooms feel comfortable and well-proportioned without overwhelming the space.
Small rugs work especially well in apartments, smaller living rooms, bedrooms, and quiet reading corners. They help soften hard floors, reduce noise, and introduce colour and texture that makes a room feel more layered and inviting.
Our small rugs are crafted from high-quality wool, a natural fibre valued for its durability and resilience. Wool fibres naturally bounce back under foot traffic, helping the rug maintain its shape even in busy areas of the home.
Wool is also naturally resistant to dirt and stains, making it a practical choice for everyday living. With proper care, a wool rug can maintain its beauty for many years while developing even more character over time.
Small rugs are one of the most adaptable sizes for the home. They help define spaces within larger rooms while adding warmth and softness where it matters most. Whether placed under a coffee table, beside a bed, or beneath a reading chair, a small rug can make a room feel more comfortable and complete.
Neutral tones create a calm and balanced atmosphere, while deeper colours or subtle patterns can add contrast and personality. Paired with natural materials like timber furniture and soft textiles, wool rugs help create interiors that feel relaxed and welcoming.
Small rugs (160×230cm) are ideal for smaller living rooms, bedrooms, and seating areas where you want to define a space without covering most of the floor. Medium rugs, such as 200×290cm sizes, provide greater coverage and are often used in larger living rooms where all the furniture sits on the rug. Choosing between the two usually depends on the size of the room and how much floor you want visible around the rug.
