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Children's rugs

Choosing a rug for your child’s room is essential to ensure they feel comfortable there. This choice will depend on several factors. We offer many models at affordable prices, which will transform your child’s room into a cosy space where they can have fun and enjoy sweet dreams. Match it with the bed linen for extra style!

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How to choose your child’s rug?

Choosing the size of your rug

The size of the rug should be appropriate for the size of the room. The rug can help make the room feel larger. The age of the baby or child can also be a factor in determining the size. If your child plays frequently in their room, then a large, square rug is a good idea.

You can also opt for a rug runner, depending on the size of the bed, with two different sizes such as 60 x 110 cm or a larger size of 120 x 160 cm.

The style, shape, and colour of the rug

The right shape, colour, and style can make all the difference, reflecting your taste and personality. Whether your rug is Berber-style, Scandinavian-inspired, modern, or vintage, opt for bright colours and playful shapes that complement the room’s décor.

Which material to choose?

Choose a material that matches your child’s age, taking into account any allergies they may have:

  • A natural fibre like wool will give a more comfortable and plush feel but tends to attract dust.
  • A synthetic fibre like acrylic, polypropylene, or polyester will be more resistant to stains and easier to wash.

The use of the rug in a child’s room

The rug can also be chosen based on its intended use. A large, short-pile rug can create a pleasant play area for your child while helping to define the space. Additionally, a rug adds to the cosy atmosphere by insulating the room from noise and protecting little feet from the cold floor, which can be uncomfortable.