8x10 Rugs

8×10 rugs in Sacramento — the most-asked-for size in American homes, with a full range of related sizes (6×10, 8×11, 9×12, 10×13) carried in the same patterns. An 8×10 (approximately 250×350 cm) anchors a living room with all four furniture legs on the rug, defines an open-plan dining area beneath a 60–72" table, or grounds a queen-size bed with 18" of rug visible on each side. Need slightly more or less? Almost every design below ships in the adjacent sizes too — pick the design, then size to your room. For more on this, see how to choose the right rug size for your living room.

How our rugs are made

• This collection is machine-woven (power-loomed) in Türkiye, imported directly by container to the United States.
• Hand-finished. Fringes are attached and finished by hand, edges are hand-serged or hand-bound, and fine border detailing is completed by hand after weaving.
• Hand-knotted Afghan carpets are shown by appointment at our Sacramento showroom and are not listed online. See the hand-knotted collection →

Why 8×10 is the right starting point for most rooms

If you're choosing one rug for the main room of your home, an 8×10 is almost always the answer. It's the size designers default to because it works in roughly 70% of American living rooms (12×14 to 16×18 feet). The classic placement: front legs of the sofa, both chairs, and the coffee table all sit on the rug — pulling the seating arrangement into a single composition rather than letting furniture float on bare floor.

Sizes carried in this collection (most patterns available in all six)

• 6×10 / 6.5×10 (200×300 cm) — the apartment-living standard. Right for 11×13 ft to 13×15 ft rooms.
• 8×10 / 8.2×11.5 (250×350 cm) — the American default. Best for 12×14 to 16×18 ft living rooms.
• 9×12 / 10×12 (300×400 cm) — for 14×17 ft rooms or larger. Fits 72×42" dining tables with 24" chair clearance.
• 10×13 (300×400 cm) — our largest size, for great rooms, open-plan main floors, and 16×20+ ft spaces.
• 3×6.5 / 3×10 / 3×13 runners — coordinating runners for hallways, kitchens, and entryways.

Pick the rug, then size to your room

Every pattern in our 1.5M-Point and 2M-Point series is woven in the full six-size range above. That means you can pair an 8×10 in the living room with a coordinating 3×13 runner in the hallway — all the same design, all the same colour family. For the full sizing logic see our complete rug sizing guide.

Quick size-matching guide

• Living room sofa-and-loveseat: 6×10 if the sofa is 84", 8×10 if 90"+.
• Dining table (round 60"): 8×10 minimum. 9×12 or 10×12 for a 72" round.
• Dining table (rectangular 72×42"): 9×12 / 10×12 lets chairs slide back without falling off.
• Queen bed: 8×10 placed sideways gives 18" of rug on each side and at the foot.
• King bed or great-room: 10×13. The bed sits centred with 24"+ of rug visible.

What "8×10" actually means in our catalog

Our 8×10 rugs are woven to the metric standard 250×350 cm (8.2×11.5 ft) — a touch larger than the rounded "8×10" American convention. This is the most common Persian and Turkish rug size worldwide, with proportions calibrated to traditional medallion-and-border compositions. Looking for a precise 8×11? Our 8.2×11.5 ft variant is the closest off-the-shelf match.

How to choose your rug (any size)

For high-traffic living rooms: our 1,200-reed Persian and Turkish designs offer the best durability-to-price ratio. Microfibre-and-jute construction holds up to daily use and family life.

For formal or designer interiors: the 1.5M and 2M Point Series carries finer detail, deeper pile and richer colour saturation, with the most hand-finishing on fringes and edges.

Colour guidance: deep reds and navies hide wear and pet hair better than cream or pastels. Grey and navy are the easiest "designer-neutral" choices.

Delivery on every size

Orders over $110 ship free across the USA and Canada; under $110 it is a flat $20. Around Sacramento — Roseville, Folsom, El Dorado Hills, Granite Bay, Davis, Auburn and Elk Grove — we deliver to your door, usually within 1–2 days, and you can collect in store in about two hours. Everywhere else, including the Bay Area, ships by carrier in 3 to 5 business days. Visit our Sacramento showroom to walk on the rug before you commit.

FAQ: 8×10 and related sizes

What size table fits on an 8×10 rug? A 60" round or 72×42" rectangular dining table fits comfortably, leaving roughly 24 inches of rug past the chair backs. For larger tables, step up to a 9×12 or 10×13.

Is an 8×10 too big for a small living room? If your room is 11×13 ft or smaller, consider a 6×10 (200×300 cm) instead. Leave 12–18 inches of bare floor visible on all sides.

What's the difference between 8×10 and 9×12? A 9×12 is 24% larger in surface area. For dining rooms with a rectangular table, 9×12 is the right call; for most US living rooms, 8×10 is the safer default.

How much does an 8×10 Persian-design rug cost? Our 1,200-reed 8×10 rugs start at $399.99. 1.5M Point Series 8×10 rugs are $349–$520. 2M Point 8×10 rugs $449–$620. The same designs in 10×13 are typically $200–$300 more.

Do you have hand-knotted rugs? Yes — hand-knotted Afghan carpets, shown at our Sacramento showroom by appointment. Everything listed online is machine-woven in Türkiye with hand-finished fringes and edges.

Can I see a rug in my home before buying? Not in your home — we do not offer in-home previews. But every rug is on the floor of our Sacramento showroom, so you can walk on it and confirm size, colour and pattern before you buy.