Modern 8' x 10' Rugs

How To Choose A 8x10 Rug:

8x10 area rugs are the most versatile size for your home. Start with deciding which room in your home you are shopping for and then decide which size, style, and colors are best for you. 8x10 rugs are typically used for medium to large-sized living rooms, bedrooms, and lounge areas that are 11x13 or larger. For a dining room, the rug would be used as an anchor piece, topped with a medium-sized dining table to seat six comfortably and allow plenty of space to move chairs in and out. Ideal for a soft touch under a queen-sized bed, an 8x10 rug allows space on either side for nightstands, lamps, and accents. 8x10 rugs are widely available in a variety of colors and patterns and act as the perfect base for any dining room or seating area to help define specific space within your home.

What Color Rug Should I Get?:

When deciding what color 8x10 rug you should get for any space in your home, you want to either complement or contrast with the furniture, decor and lighting that is available in your space in order to complete the overall look you are trying to achieve. Notice the colors of the furniture and other accents within your space, and if you are going for a more cohesive design, match the color of your rug to these pieces. For a balanced, accented look, choose a complementary, yet contrasting color that effortlessly meshes with your surroundings. Dark colors can tend to make rooms feel smaller, while lighter designs open up a space and make it feel bright and airy. To amplify a smaller room, try a light-colored option with a simple stripe or chevron pattern to bring a more expansive feel to your space. If you’re thinking about how your rugs will stand up in a high-traffic area, such as a bedroom, dining room. or hallway, a darker color is ultimately the best choice to hide any stains, spills, or dirt that may be tracked into your home.

What's The Best Material For A 8x10 Rug:

Material choice is incredibly important when selecting a new 8x10 rug. When making the final decision on a rug, understanding the level of foot traffic the room you are selecting the rug for will see can make all the difference. Choosing a rug crafted from natural fibers such as wool or jute will ensure it can stand up to everyday living and constant use, while maintaining its pile and form. Synthetic fiber rugs are ideal for living rooms, patios, and office spaces and are often easiest to clean. Also take into consideration the pile height of your rug. A thick, shag pile or viscose rug is best for providing a soft touch underfoot in a bedroom or living space, though is tougher to clean, while a short, dense pile of wool or cotton is ideal for dining rooms, bedrooms, and living spaces and is easy to vacuum or spot clean as needed.

Finding The Right Style For Your 8x10 Rug:

When choosing a new rug, deciding on the best color and pattern to effortlessly elevate your home should be the number one priority. If a majority of the furniture in your room is a solid color, try a patterned rug to add some definition and dynamic style to your space. Ideal for 8x10 rugs in larger spaces, chevron, striped, and even Southwestern-style rugs bring clearly structured patterns, especially when paired with a bold color. Oriental-style rugs offer an elegant and intricate pattern ideal for larger dining rooms and entertainment spaces where they can be shown off to guests. Bold stripes, angular geometrics, and abstract patterns offer an eye-catching statement and can act as a visual focal point in a wide variety of interior design schemes. For 8x10 rugs in a Scandinavian, rustic, or farmhouse-themed living space, colors such as black, navy, white, gray, and tan are fantastic options. For contemporary or glam-inspired areas such as bedrooms or lounge spaces, patterns in purple, red, ivory, and metallic tones are all possibilities. After you’ve decided on the color you would like to accentuate your space with, decide on the style of rug that best fits your home. Shag rugs are tufted or woven and have a deep, thick pile to add coziness to a space. Hand-knotted rugs are crafted by artisans who hand-knot each fiber on a loom, making for an intricate and durable option. Lastly, flatweave and tufted rugs offer a short pile, coming in either dense or flatweaves. Typically machine woven, these rugs are great for high-traffic areas and require a rug pad to help keep them in place.