This is the one I bought and really liked it but no 6x8 size.

6 X 8 isn't a standard size. Also think about Patricia's advice before proceeding. I usually have a rug under my dining room table, but not in my kitchen eating area. When you need something custom you have to go to a flooring/carpet store (skip the big box stores if possible). First look at their remnants to see if they have something left over that you like. They can cut it to size and bind the edges. If none of the remnants suit you, look at their in stock product and then move to custom order product if you have to. Just let the salesperson know what your budget is so they show you appropriate products. There are usually options available besides the kind of plush frequently used in bedrooms, so there might be something you like if you go down this road.

6x9

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This is actually formal dinning room. I cant get 6x9 😞

NO rug in the dining room, and why is the table pushed up against the wall?

Reposition the table so there are chairs at the ends.

Absolutely rug in dining room! (Unless you live with a family of pigs.) And I agree with Patricia: your rug likely needs to be wider than 6’. I realize it’s a bit awkward with that hallway right here, but you might need the 8x10.

The reason I suggest no rug is that the poster has not shown us how close the dining room is to the living room area which I presume has a rug & the foyer which also might have a rug when you enter.

I found this in a previous post. Can you now see why I suggested NO RUG

An open-concept house can start looking pretty cluttered with different sized and patterned rugs all over the place

@beverly, OMG u remember my post :)
I am in the process of decorating my living and dining room. So here are more pictures. Ignore the misplaced stuff. I just covered my chairs and sofas because of my cat :p

Table is about 8 inch away from wall. I have space issue in the dining area. As u can see ceiling is weirdly constructed.
I will also hang new chandelier so it will centered according to table. Right now is off.

@coray i bought 8x10 but it's big. See pic.

Rug should be 6x8

@beverly don't have foyer yet.
So rug will be only in living and dinner area.

Foyer right now

@beverly if I reposition the table the chair will be out from dining area. Previously i had set up like your picture.

Sahmed, I understood exactly why you want a 6x8 rug….you’ve got a tricky situation because of the hallway….a seating area, with chairs being pushed back etc, usually reqires at least 8x10 (ours is even larger). Beverly has a point re other rugs or carpeting and possible conflicts, so make sure they're not all wildly patterned and play well together. I can also suggest looking into FLOR…they have tons of options and you can create custom sizes. You also seem to have 🐈🐈‍⬛, so you need to choose something firm and tight, most likely. We have lots of wool area rugs throughout our house but decided to try FLOR downstairs next to a colorful Persian rug, and we're very pleased. Just an idea, perhaps….

I second what foray just said

Can you try turning the table the other way? It might look better. I agree no rug under the table.

Look at your space as a whole and what will have the most impact and since you are updating, be sure to select items that connect. On that note, a rug in living room and hallway (suggest a Ruggable that is complementary) will be a better choice than in DR. Center table, add large art, new chandelier, and a centrepiece and it will be a nice update without the need for a rug. As well, looks like you have young children and spills/crumbs will be much easier to manage.

Adding this Ikea storage for shoes would be handy, but with it facing dining room, will also balance the empty wall.

Have a overall plan before you buy, so you end up with a cohesive look.

Hello everyone, it was my mistake I should have measured the wall before getting the 8x10 rug. so I measured the wall which is 8 feet. And sliding door door side is 7 feet. Table is 6 feet.
Even I repositioned the table I can't add 2 chairs to shortest sides. It will be 3 and 3 like above picture 👆
If I put this position it's kind of congested from the wall side.
So basically I need 7x7 area rug which is square.

Repositioned

This 👆

Or this

Bump