The Over 10 x 14 Rugs collection at Lulu and Georgia gathers extra-large area rugs in sizes exceeding 10'x14'—designed to anchor great rooms, open-plan livi... Read More
The Over 10 x 14 Rugs collection at Lulu and Georgia gathers extra-large area rugs in sizes exceeding 10'x14'—designed to anchor great rooms, open-plan living areas, primary bedrooms, and large dining rooms where standard sizes fall short. The collection includes the Keziah Flatweave Jute-Blend Rug (from $98 in applicable sizes) and the Kate Hand-Knotted Wool Rug (from $378 in applicable sizes), alongside rug pads sized for large-format rugs. Many styles in the broader Lulu and Georgia rug collection are available in 10'x14', 12'x15', and custom sizes upon request.
What extra-large rugs does Lulu and Georgia carry?
Lulu and Georgia's Over 10 x 14 Rugs collection includes flatweave, handwoven, and hand-knotted area rugs available in sizes exceeding 10'x14'. The Keziah Flatweave Jute-Blend Rug (from $98) offers an accessible, durable option in large format; the Kate Hand-Knotted Wool Rug (from $378) provides heirloom-quality construction at a larger scale. Many other styles across the Lulu and Georgia rug collection are available in 10'x14' and 12'x15'—check individual product pages for available sizes.
What size rug do I need for a large open-plan living room?
For an open-plan living room with a large seating area, a 10'x14' rug is a common anchor size—large enough to go under all main seating furniture with several inches to spare, but still manageable for most rooms. For very large rooms or combined living-dining spaces, a 12'x15' or custom size may be needed. The general rule: all main furniture legs should sit on the rug, with the rug extending at least 18 inches beyond the front legs on all sides. A rug that's too small in a large room looks underfurnished.
What rug pad should I use with an extra-large area rug?
Lulu and Georgia's L&G Rug Pad and LG Felted Rug Pads are available in sizes to fit extra-large area rugs. A rug pad should be 1–2 inches smaller than the rug on each side so it stays invisible but keeps the rug in place. For hard floors, the felted pad provides cushion and grip; for carpet-on-carpet applications, a thinner, non-adhesive pad works better. A proper rug pad extends the rug's life, prevents slipping, and adds underfoot cushion—it's a worthwhile investment for any large-format rug.
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