Check for stitching breaks before and after cleaning woven or braided rugs. Check labels to determine whether small rugs are washable. If a rug is washable, a small rug can be placed in a zippered pillow case or mesh... (Continue reading)
Cover floors with rugs such as antique Persians or Aubussons. More recent kilims or dhurries are also fine choices. ... (Continue reading)
Move the furniture to expose crushed carpet pile. Place crushed ice cubes all over the area to be restored. Allow it to dry naturally and the carpet pile will spring back to life. ... (Continue reading)
A pad made from slightly heavier polyester scrim coated with PVC work well. ... (Continue reading)
Yes! Rug pads keep the rug properly positioned, preventing it from sliding and wrinkling. Rug pads also reduce wear and tear on the rug. Rug pads help to absorb the impact of feet and noise and make vacuuming easier.... (Continue reading)
For many rooms an 8′ x 11′ rug will work well. Try to leave an equal amount of flooring exposed as a border on all sides. If that is not possible, try to ensure the borders on parallel sides... (Continue reading)
Most dining room tables will need an 8-foot wide area rug. The chair legs shouldn’t fall off the rug when people are seated at the table or pulling the chairs away from the table to seat themselves. To determine... (Continue reading)
Typically 4′ x 6′ or 6′ x 9′ area rugs will work well under coffee tables. The size you should choose depends on the size of your coffee table and surrounding furnishings. The area rug should be large enough... (Continue reading)
Yes! You can use rugs of different patterns within the same room as long as the color coordinates. Using two rugs of the same size may tend to divide the room in half. Select rugs of differing sizes to... (Continue reading)
Don’t feel limited to rectangles. Octagonal or circular rugs work well. ... (Continue reading)