Mugadi Red 7'6 Round Rug

When placing a rug under a circular dining table, the goal is balance and functionality. Our design experts recommend a size that allows all chair legs to remain on the rug even when pulled out—typically extending 24 to 30 inches beyond the table's edge. This 7'6" round rug is perfectly scaled for smaller to mid-sized dining sets, providing a cohesive foundation that grounds the furniture.

For a rug placed in a high-traffic area like an entryway, regular maintenance is key to preserving its vibrant color and intricate braid. To ensure the longest life for your investment, we recommend having this rug professionally cleaned. For daily care, regular vacuuming will help prevent surface dirt from settling into the braided texture and wearing down the fibers.

A round rug is exceptionally versatile for softening the sharp lines of a room. This shape works beautifully to define intimate zones, such as a reading nook or a cozy conversation area. It is also an ideal choice for entryways or foyers to create a welcoming, organic flow that transitions guests into the rest of your home.

In compact living spaces or urban apartments, a round rug can actually make a room feel larger by drawing the eye outward and breaking up the linear monotony of square walls and rectangular furniture. By softening corners, it creates a sense of openness and movement that feels less restrictive than traditional rectangular layouts.

The intricate braided design of this rug provides significant texture and depth, making it a sophisticated focal point in both contemporary and rustic decors. Beyond aesthetics, braided rugs are known for their resilience; the interlocking construction offers a sturdy feel underfoot, which helps the rug maintain its shape and integrity over time, even in active households.

The 18-inch rule is a classic design principle suggesting you leave approximately 18 inches of bare floor between the edges of your rug and the walls. This creates a balanced, curated look that highlights the rug as a centerpiece. In smaller rooms or apartments, this can be adjusted to 8–12 inches to maintain proper proportions while still effectively defining the space.