Rugs 350 × 250 cm

350 × 250 cm at a glance

For open-plan living and dining areas and dining tables up to about 220 cm long
Carries a complete living area, every furniture leg included
Needs rooms of about 35 square metres and up, otherwise no floor stays visible
Rarer one-of-a-kind pieces; the selection changes with our stock

Where this size really works

With a table of 220 × 100 cm, 65 to 75 cm of rug is left all round — exactly the space a chair needs when pushed back. In an open-plan layout this format separates the living area from the dining area visually, without a wall being needed. The distance to the wall matters: below 40 cm the room feels tight, even though it is large.

What to look for when buying

Large rugs take very different wear in daily use: under the dining table chairs scuff across them, in the living area almost nothing happens. A densely knotted, fairly low quality is therefore the safer choice when both zones sit on the same rug. Do plan for the transport as well — depending on quality, a rug this size weighs 25 to 40 kilograms and cannot be laid out single-handedly.

FAQ

Common questions

How large can the dining table be?

Up to about 220 × 100 cm, 60 to 70 cm is left on all sides for the chairs. For longer tables it is worth looking at 400 × 300 cm.

How big does the room need to be for this size?

From about 35 square metres. What counts is not the floor area alone, but that at least 40 cm of floor stays visible towards the wall.

Why are there fewer rugs here than in the smaller sizes?

Because a rug of this size takes many months on the loom. Large pieces are therefore always single finds. What is here today may be sold next week.