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Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?

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falalalalalalalallama · 13/12/2025 23:08

I'd really like a new rug for the front room that will deliver before Christmas and am seriously running out of time!

Budget - about £200 or so.

I've looked at every rug in Dunelm, Next, La Redoute and John Lewis and haven't found the right one yet.

Can anyone suggest where I should look next? Thanks :)

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RampantIvy · 13/12/2025 23:09

Ikea?

Cluborange666 · 13/12/2025 23:10

Wayfair?

falalalalalalalallama · 13/12/2025 23:12

RampantIvy · 13/12/2025 23:09

Ikea?

Sorrt, forgot to say, I've looked at Ikea too!

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falalalalalalalallama · 13/12/2025 23:13

Cluborange666 · 13/12/2025 23:10

Wayfair?

I've not had stuff from Wayfair before - what's the quality like, is it decent?

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Vlavlg · 13/12/2025 23:14

I’ve bought a lovely one from Kukoon. Heard about them on a podcast. Hadn’t come across them before but very impressed.

FofB · 13/12/2025 23:15

Hug Rug? Washable as well....

falalalalalalalallama · 13/12/2025 23:17

I'll have a look, thanks all!

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winterbluess · 13/12/2025 23:30

I spent over 300 on a washable rug from ruggable, looked lovely but has never been the same since washed, so really wouldn't recommend them! I'm still searching for a nice rug 😟

KnickerlessParsons · 13/12/2025 23:53

Etsy

Beyondbeliefsometimes · 14/12/2025 00:41

Kukoon

80smonster · 14/12/2025 08:43

Etsy

Fonty · 14/12/2025 08:55

Benuta rugs.

falalalalalalalallama · 14/12/2025 13:45

winterbluess · 13/12/2025 23:30

I spent over 300 on a washable rug from ruggable, looked lovely but has never been the same since washed, so really wouldn't recommend them! I'm still searching for a nice rug 😟

Thanks for the heads up :)

I think I want something with a higher pile count that washable ones anyway (or at least what I imagine them to be like).

The worn out rug it's replacing is at least nice and soft. I want to replace it before Christmas so we have a nice new soft rug to sit and open the presents on.

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falalalalalalalallama · 14/12/2025 14:24

I'm wondering if I'm just more fussy than I realised! I still haven't found anything I like!

The sofas in my front room have grey herringbone covers, and the soft furnishings are mostly teal, blue and mustard yellow, with some dark green, orange and pink highlights. Colourful!

I want a carpet that's soft. However, the kids are still fairly messy so I want something practical that can take the inevitable small stains from things being spilt without it runing the carpet. So, it needs a pattern and no white/very pale bits.

Sadly, a lot of the lovely rugs I've looked at have large white/cream backgrounds or sections. I've also looked at lots of lovely single colour wool carpets, but they'll just get wrecked over time I think.

Like these for example. Lovely, but they're either too plain or have too much white - bound to get ruined in no time!

Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?
Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?
Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?
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TangoWhiskeyAlphaTango123 · 14/12/2025 14:28

La Redoute

falalalalalalalallama · 14/12/2025 14:30

I also like rugs like this, but wondering if it's entirely too much colour! 15 years ago, I wouldn't have hesitated! Grin

But now I think perhaps, just perhaps, with the colourful furnishings as well, perhaps it's just a bit too much...

(And also, they have white on them too)

Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?
Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?
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WonderfulSmith · 14/12/2025 14:31

Another vote for Kukoon. I’ve bought 3 rugs from them in the past.

FantasticButtocks · 14/12/2025 14:34

TK Maxx

falalalalalalalallama · 14/12/2025 14:36

WonderfulSmith · 14/12/2025 14:31

Another vote for Kukoon. I’ve bought 3 rugs from them in the past.

Annoyingly, I can't get it to work on my computer! Beyond the first few, the pictures don't load. No idea what's going on there.

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BrunchBarBandit · 14/12/2025 14:46

Wayfair

I have 3 now. Good price/size/pattern and they come folded up in a parcel within a couple of days. They feel nice underfoot and can go in the washing machine. I want one for every room !

I’ve attached a pic of one that I have but it might take a while to load

Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?
falalalalalalalallama · 14/12/2025 17:50

Thanks for the suggestions everyone- I finally chose a rug!
@Fonty, thanks especially for suggesting Benuta.

This is the one I picked in the end. It's on the sale, and there's an extra 20% discount on top today, and I was able to stack it on top of the original discount. So I went a bit over my budget of £200 - it was £280, but a nice big wool rug and reduced from £449 (well, apparently - I'm quite cynical of sale prices online these days!)

I'm happy :)

https://www.benuta.co.uk/wool-rug-jamal-yellow-60006935-26101.html

Just got to keep my fingers crossed it comes by Christmas now. It's a slight risk! I paid for fast delivery, but it still said the delivery window was 19-23 Dec! Just gotta hope it doesn't slip...

Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?
Where to find nice rugs that don't cost the earth?
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ThatDearRubyRobin · 11/04/2026 19:41

Add a little bit more to your budget and instead of cheap machine-made, you can get handmade Persian rug, PureRug has high quality rugs I bought from them

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