Which rug size for kitchen: rectangle or runner?
Jen K (7b, 8a)
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Which rug shape do you like with a round kitchen nook table?
Comments (8)Here's a picture of my nook with it's still-undecorated walls. I like the square rug because it defines the space where 2 more walls would be. Extending that logic, perhaps a square rug would make your space feel too closed-in, especially if the doorway is narrow. In that case I would say go round or octagonal. The table is 48" in diameter, the chairs are smaller than today's chairs and the walls are 7 and 7.5 feet. Hope this helps....See MoreLooking for advice for a kitchen runner/rug
Comments (6)First, consider a gel mat ... rather than a rug (which you should expect to get dirty and may well be a stumble problem). Where are you placing it? In front of the stove ... as wide as the stove. In front of the sink ... as wide as the sink or as wide as the windows above the sink....See MoreRunners vs Round vs Rectangle
Comments (4)My pictures are having difficulty loading. Really?! I guess I thought because of echoing and such that it was a must....See Moreis it okay to use a round rug and rectangle rug in one room?
Comments (8)I have a small apartment which requires rugs (condo rules), and I have a rectangular rug in my living/tv space, circular rug in my desk/office area a couple feet away, then another rectangular rug in my dining space. I like that the circular rug sort of breaks up the two major areas (living and dining). I also have both rectangular art and circular mirrors/hats up on my walls, so I like playing with shapes. Per your photos above, I think that the rectangular and circular rugs would look great! What size rugs are in the pictures above? I hope this helps!...See MoreJen K (7b, 8a)
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