10x14 Rugs

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A 10x14 rug covers 140 square feet, which is enough to run under a full sofa-and-chairs group with all four legs on the pile, or to frame a king bed with walking room on both sides. That is the main reason people size up to this format instead of a 9x12. In this collection the constructions are hand-knotted, hand-tufted, hand-woven and flatweave.

Pile height matters at this scale. Of the pieces here, about half sit under half an inch, which keeps doors clearing and chairs sliding in dining rooms and home offices. Beige and gray lead the colors, with ivory, light gray, charcoal, white and taupe close behind, and a smaller group carrying slate blue. If 140 square feet is more floor than you need, the 9x12 rugs or 8x10 rugs step down one size at a time.

Pairing the Slate Blue Pieces

Slate blue shows up on a handful of these large rugs and reads as a soft mid-tone rather than a statement color. It settles nicely against dark brown wood, other blues, deep teal, and black or midnight black accents in upholstery and curtains. The beige and gray majority, by contrast, ask nothing of your wall color.

Questions & answers

Good to know about 10x14 Rugs

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  1. How big is a 10x14 rug in a living room?

    A 10x14 rug measures ten feet by fourteen feet, about 140 square feet. That is large enough to seat a sofa, two chairs and a coffee table fully on the rug with a border of floor showing.
  2. Are 10x14 rugs for bedroom use a good fit under a king bed?

    Ten by fourteen feet works well under a king bed, leaving roughly two to three feet of pile on both sides and at the foot. Many here have a low pile, so the bed frame sits level.
  3. What colors do these large area rugs come in?

    Beige and gray are the most common, covering well over half the collection, followed by ivory, light gray, charcoal, white and taupe. Seventeen pieces carry slate blue.