area rug
1 of 1noun/ˈɛriə rʌɡ/
Forms:area rugs
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a decorative rug that covers only a portion of the floor and is often used to define a space or add color and texture to a room
An area rug is a piece of fabric used to cover part of a floor, typically smaller than a wall-to-wall carpet. It is placed in a specific area of a room, such as under a dining table, in front of a sofa, or near a bed. Area rugs come in various sizes, shapes, colors, and designs, allowing them to complement the existing décor of a space. They add warmth, comfort, and style, while also helping to reduce noise and protect the floor underneath. Area rugs can be easily moved, cleaned, or replaced, making them a versatile option for many homes.
- She placed an area rug under the coffee table to add warmth to the living room.
- The area rug in the hallway helped brighten up the space with its vibrant colors.
- We chose a large area rug to make the dining room feel cozier and more inviting.
- He decided to move the area rug to a new spot for a fresh look in the room.
- The soft area rug felt nice underfoot, especially in the colder months.