Rugs
A rug ties a space together and changes how a room feels more than you would expect. Compare rugs from stores across Montenegro by size, material and price before you choose.
Not sure what to choose? Read the guide →Buying tips
- A big rug unites the space, a small one “chops it up”
- Choose the size by the layout, not the room
- Leave some bare floor around the rug
- Choose the pile height by who uses the room
- Measure before buying and tape out the size on the floor
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the sofa, but for an average living room sizes around 200×300 cm work well. More important than the exact size is that at least the front legs of the seating sit on the rug.
At least with its front legs, so the rug ties the seating area together. If the rug is large, it can go under all the furniture. The worst case is when nothing touches the rug, so it “floats”.
About 15 to 45 cm to the walls. That gap gives the room balance and stops the rug looking like a wall-to-wall carpet.
Low to medium is more practical. It is easier to maintain and doesn't get in the way of chairs and doors. High, shaggy pile is softer and warmer, but needs more care.
