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Discover our 8×10 Navajo, wool kilim, serapi, Heriz, and gabbeh rugs, featuring geometric and tribal patterns in vintage, modern, and boho styles. Available in various sizes and colors, such as beige, cream, and red, these rugs are perfect as large and medium floor mats or carpets for your living room, bedroom, and kitchen. Whether you prefer a Moroccan pattern or a round polyester mat, you’ll find the perfect rug for your home decor. Be sure to check out our full collection of Southwestern area rugs.
Thanks for stopping in to browse our area rugs at our shop. We are proud to carry many 8 x 10 – 8 x 11-foot area rugs, including Navajo, wool kilim, serapi, heriz, and gabbeh designs. All of our 8×10 area rugs are actually 7ft 8in by 10ft 9in, so they’re kind of in between an 8 x 10 and an 8 x 11. Anyway, I hope you check out our wide selection of geometric, tribal, vintage, modern, and boho floor mats and carpets, and hopefully find something that you love. Don’t forget to take into account the items on sale for a great price! And if you’re looking for a runner rug, we have those too.
All of our Southwestern rugs are proudly made in the United States. They also have received the highest possible durability rating and, of course, all of our products ship free. Our floor mats and carpets, available in colors like ivory, feature a lay flat design, which means they won’t get bunched up on corners or cause a trip hazard in your home. Our rugs are made with high-quality material that ensures their content and performance will yield excellent results.
Our rugs feature premium EnduraStran nylon, which means our rugs are super easy to clean. If you ever spill anything on our Navajo, wool kilim, serapi, heriz, or a Gabbeh carpet, rest assured, they are stain-resistant, so all you have to do is apply some warm water and the stain will wipe off. It actually is pretty amazing to see. You might even be tempted to spill something on your rug just to see how easily the stains are lifted. I know we’ve done that a few times when showing off our rugs before.
Also, all of our rugs are fire and mold resistant, so you don’t have to worry about the rugs catching fire from embers from your fireplace or developing any mold or bacteria if they get wet. These features may not sound too exciting, but I can assure you that if you’ve ever smelled a moldy rug, you’ll know it’s no fun.
Also, I’m happy to announce that since we opened, we have sent zero waste to landfills from the production of our 8×10 southwestern rugs. We are very serious about recycling, sustainability, and our general imprint on the world. We don’t want our business to negatively affect our Earth for future generations (even if it means we lose a few dollars in the process).
You may be wondering what the difference is between Southwestern and Western rugs, and I hope we can alleviate any confusion you may have on the topic. The Western style and Southwestern style are extremely similar. Typically, you can use either phrase. However, there are a few differences. Some western area rugs are composed of a bit of the cowboy style (think: lassoes, boot spurs, rustic stars, etc). And the southwestern style is made up of more of the patterns and tones from Native American weaving. But in general, they are extremely similar.
We have many design options for what you’re looking for – whether that is plaid, denim, Persian, leather texture, fringe, jute backing, teal or turquoise. Whatever you might need, I’m sure we can find something to fit your bathroom, baby room, dining room, country cabin, or any other flooring situation that you could throw at us.
When choosing a rug, it is typically recommended to start by thinking about what size you want. You want to make sure that all of the legs of your furniture can fit on the rug. There is nothing that looks worse than an area rug that is too small for the space. You are probably safe with 8×10 sized rugs. That is our best-selling size because I think it covers the size of most living and dining rooms easily. And remember, in order to get the best result, always consider the size, pattern, and material of the rug when making a decision. Don’t forget all orders from our page have free delivery so sort through the entire collection from our organization to find the perfect accent rug today.
When trying to decide on a color, I recommend looking at the colors you already have in your room and then trying to build off that. Any bright or uncommon colors in your current setup are good bases to build from. However, if you are starting fresh, then I always recommend trying to find your rug first. Because the rug is usually the hardest thing to decide on, so if you don’t also have to worry about matching your existing decor, then it makes everything easier.