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Start by thinking about the size - measure your space carefully so the rug fits well, whether it’s anchoring your living room furniture or adding warmth to a bedroom. The material is just as important, as it affects both comfort and durability. For instance, our hand knotted rugs offer a timeless quality that lasts for years, while sheepskin rugs bring a soft, luxurious feel underfoot. You should also look at the texture and pile height. Our plush rugs provide a thick, cosy surface that’s ideal for lounging, but a flatter weave might suit a busier area like a hallway. Colour and pattern matter too, as they can either blend into your existing style or stand out as a focal point, depending on what you prefer. Maintenance is worth keeping in mind as well—some rugs handle spills and foot traffic better than others, so choose one that fits your lifestyle.
At Lees Furnishers, you’ll find a selection of rugs designed to suit different tastes and needs. Among the options are hand knotted rugs, well-known for their durability and detailed patterns and offering a timeless quality that can become a cherished part of your space for years to come. If you’re after something softer, our sheepskin rugs provide a natural, plush texture that feels warm and inviting underfoot, perfect for cosying up a bedroom or living area. For those who enjoy a thicker, more luxurious surface, our plush rugs deliver a deep pile that’s both comfortable and practical, ideal for lounging or softening a high-traffic room. You’ll also notice variations in colour and design across these types, from subtle neutrals to bolder hues, so there’s something to match your existing furniture or create a striking contrast.
When you’re looking for a rug to place over a carpet, the key is to find one that adds comfort and style without slipping or feeling bulky. A flatweave or low-pile rug tends to be the best choice, as it sits securely on top of your existing carpet while adding a layer of texture and colour to refresh your space. Hand knotted rugs are particularly well-suited, offering a smooth, stable surface with detailed patterns that bring visual interest without overwhelming the room. You’ll want to avoid anything too thick, like some plush rugs, as they can feel unsteady over carpet, but a lighter, well-made piece keeps things practical and comfortable. Size matters too – choosing a rug slightly smaller than your carpeted area helps define the space clearly, making it feel intentional rather than cluttered.