8′ X 10′ Slate Blue and Ivory Abstract Hand Woven Area Rug
$751.99Classically shaped, this rectangular area rug is a great way to accent your room and cover your floor.
An 8×10 rug is 8 feet by 10 feet, or 96 by 120 inches, and it is the size most US living rooms start with. Laid in front of a standard sofa, an 8×10 lets the front legs of the sofa and one or two chairs rest on the rug with the coffee table in the middle. The same size fits sideways under a queen bed and under many four- to six-seat dining tables.
Every rug in this collection is listed as an 8×10. You will find washable polyester rugs, indoor-outdoor rugs, power-loomed designs, hand-tufted and hand-knotted wool, and natural jute rugs. Some pieces sold as 8×10 measure a few inches smaller or larger, for example 7 feet 9 inches by 9 feet 9 inches, so compare the listed dimensions on each product page before you tape out the floor.
Not sure 8×10 is right? Our rug size guide compares 5×8, 6×9, 8×10, 9×12 and 10×14, and what size rug for a living room walks through front-legs-on and all-legs-on layouts. If you have a sectional or a room larger than about 11 by 14 feet, look at 9×12 and 10×14 pieces in living room rugs. For a bedroom, see the bedroom rug guide.
Every Vaeny order begins with a personal written quote, with free shipping to the contiguous US. Our team in Fresno, California reads every request; email cs@vaeny.com or send a WhatsApp text with your room size and the rug you like.
An 8×10 rug is 8 feet wide and 10 feet long: 96 by 120 inches, or 80 square feet (about 244 by 305 cm). Some rugs sold as 8×10 are a few inches smaller, so check the listed dimensions.
An 8×10 usually suits rooms about 10 by 12 feet and larger, leaving roughly 12 to 18 inches of floor between the rug and the walls. In a smaller room a 6×9 or 5×8 is often a better fit.
Yes. Placed sideways under a queen bed, an 8×10 runs out on both sides of the bed. For a king bed a 9×12 gives a similar border, though an 8×10 can also work.
For many tables that seat four to six, yes. A dining rug should extend about 24 inches past the table on every side so chairs stay on the rug when pulled out. Our dining table rug guide has a chart.
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Classically shaped, this rectangular area rug is a great way to accent your room and cover your floor.

Classically shaped, this rectangular area rug is a great way to accent your room and cover your floor.

Classically shaped, this rectangular area rug is a great way to accent your room and cover your floor.

A cotton back completes and finishes this rug.

A cotton and latex back completes and finishes this rug.

A non-slip rubber and felt backing covers this rug to finish the look, keep the fibers in place, and help to keep the rug from moving.


Classically shaped, this rectangular area rug is a great way to accent your room and cover your floor.

A felt backing covers this rug to finish the look, keep the fibers in place, and help to keep the rug from slipping.

A felt backing covers this rug to finish the look, keep the fibers in place, and help to keep the rug from slipping.

Classically shaped, this rectangular area rug is a great way to accent your room and cover your floor.

A latex backing covers this rug to finish the look, keep the fibers in place, and help to keep the rug from slipping.

Classically shaped, this rectangular area rug is a great way to accent your room and cover your floor.

A latex backing covers this rug to finish the look, keep the fibers in place, and help to keep the rug from slipping.

Cleaning and Care: Blot spills immediately after they happen to prevent damage to the rug. For hard to remove stains, professional rug cleaning is recommended.

Classically shaped, this rectangular area rug is a great way to accent your room and cover your floor.
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