The primary rule for area rugs in interior design is that an area rug should be large enough to anchor your furniture layout by having at least the front legs of all major seating pieces rest comfortably on its surface. Other essential rules include maintaining a consistent border of exposed hard flooring around the perimeter of the room—typically twelve to eighteen inches—and choosing durable, stain-resistant fiber materials suited to the specific level of foot traffic in that particular living space.
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