Indoor Rugs

Discover the King Living Rug Collection, from the finest raw materials and designed to complement a variety of interior spaces. Combining luxuriously soft textures with subtle patterns and calming hues, explore indoor rugs inspired by the Australian landscape.

Indoor Rugs FAQs

To keep your King Living indoor rug looking its best, vacuum regularly and avoid brushing with harsh bristles, as these can damage the pile over time. To reduce fibre shedding, vacuum in the direction of the pile.

Blot spills immediately with a clean, microfibre cloth or damp paper towel, rather than rubbing. Avoid strong chemicals or steam cleaning unless recommended for the specific fibre.

It’s best to rotate your rug every three to six months, and if possible, position your rug away from direct sunlight to minimise the risk of fading when exposed to the sun for prolonged periods of time.

For more detailed advice or material-specific tips, read our guide to maintaining and cleaning your rug.

To help stop a rug moving on carpet, use a rug underlay cut slightly smaller than your indoor rug, so it grips both the backing and the carpet pile. This will help to keep your rug in place and provides an anti-slip base.

Positioning key furniture like your sofa, lounge chair, coffee table or bed with the front legs on the rug will further anchor it and create a grounding element in your living space or bedroom.

For hallway runners or smaller bedroom rugs that sit more freely, choose a low-pile, durable design and combine it with an underlay to minimise movement and help the rug keep its shape over time.

Begin by measuring your room and key furniture, then choose an indoor rug that sits comfortably within the layout while leaving a frame of visible floor around the edges. When choosing between two sizes, it’s best to oversize as a larger rug will make the space feel more cohesive and inviting.

For more compact living, dining, or bedrooms, indoor rug sizes such as 160 x 230 centimetres and 200 x 300 cm work well. Larger 260 x 360 and 300 x 430 cm rugs are ideal for open plan living spaces, where it’s beneficial to define zones.

Organic shaped designs like the Antipodes Rug in 230 x 385 cm, or 200 cm round styles such as the Cottesloe Rug, are ideal for introducing gentle curves in contemporary interiors and pairing with sofas or beds positioned in the corner.

For more on layout and size, explore a designer’s guide to rug placement in every room.

For high-traffic areas such as family living rooms, hallways, and under dining tables, look for durable, low-pile rugs made from resilient natural fibres or performance blends.

King Living 100% New Zealand wool and wool blend indoor rugs offer longevity, softness underfoot and natural stain resistance, making them a strong choice for homes with children and pets. 100% recycled polyester and other performance fibres provide added resilience and easy care in busy spaces.

Flat-weave or low-pile indoor rugs are easier to clean than very high-pile designs and are less likely to show footprints, helping your King Living rug maintain its appearance as it grounds the room and defines zones.

For more on material, discover our guide to buying the perfect rug. To learn about the benefits of wool rugs and other natural fibres, read the complete guide to wool rugs.

King Living indoor rugs are unique because every design is created in-house, with our Head of Textiles developing hand-drawn artworks that guide the final pattern, texture and scale.

Inspired by the Australian landscape, colour stories feature soft neutrals, earthy tones and subtle topographical motifs that complement contemporary interiors.

Each rug is crafted from premium materials such as 100% New Zealand wool and wool blends for lasting softness and natural stain resistance, alongside performance fibres including sustainable 100% recycled polyester for added durability and easy care in busy spaces.

Indoor Rugs

Indoor Rugs FAQs

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