Auvris collection
Shop rugs by room, shape, color, pattern and size. Measure the intended floor area first, then compare pile, material, care requirements and the exact dimensions of each available option.

These are the most useful attributes available in this collection. Open a product page to confirm its exact measurements, materials, options, installation details, and current price.
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A rug should fit the furniture layout and the way the room is used. Record the available floor area, decide which furniture legs should sit on the rug, and check door clearance before comparing colors and patterns.
In seating areas, a rug that reaches under at least the front legs creates a more connected arrangement. For dining spaces, allow enough rug beyond the tabletop for chairs to move without catching the edge.
Busy routes benefit from practical, easy-care constructions, while softer or deeper piles may suit lower-traffic rooms. Check the listed material, pile and cleaning guidance for the individual rug.
Measure door swing and nearby floor transitions, especially in entries and hallways. A suitable rug pad can improve grip and comfort; choose one that works with the rug and finished floor.
Measure the seating arrangement rather than the whole room. A common goal is to place at least the front legs of the sofa and chairs on the rug while leaving a consistent border of visible floor.
Allow enough space for dining chairs to remain on the rug when pulled back. Test the chair movement in your room and compare that footprint with the rug's exact listed dimensions.
A compatible rug pad can reduce movement, add cushioning and help protect the floor. Confirm that the pad material is suitable for both the rug construction and your floor finish.
Review every product image and the written color specification, since lighting and screens can shift appearance. Compare the rug with fixed room finishes such as flooring, upholstery and wall color.