Round Rug Ø 120 cm
A little over one square metre. A 120cm round rug (about 3ft 11in across) offers no more than that, and most of the time it does not need to. With 116 designs, Ø 120 cm is the most common round size in our range.
Where does a 120cm round rug fit?
In a reading corner, the armchair and your feet share the circle. In the hall it marks the area just inside the front door. Under a bistro table of up to about 60 cm, enough rug still shows all round. And in a child's room it becomes an island for cushions and toys, with more ideas among our kids rugs.
Too small for the sofa
For the coffee table in front of a sofa, a 120cm round rug is usually not enough. The sofa no longer stands on it and the circle looks lost. A 150cm round rug works better there, and every diameter up to Ø 300 cm is under round rug.
Which material suits you?
Wool
Warm, from firm to soft
Synthetic
Soft and smooth
Jute, jute with cotton
Firm and natural
Cotton kilim
Flat
Viscose
Smooth with a sheen
Wool and synthetics are almost level, with jute behind them. Cotton and viscose are rarer. Looking for a round wool rug in other diameters as well? That collection covers them. The flattest option is a plain, very flat cotton kilim, so a door can swing over it.
The sisal-look design turns up most often, in 13 colours. Despite the name it is 80 % jute, and the rest is cotton. Pure jute comes with a short or a fuller pile, so a round jute rug at 120cm is easy to find here, and there are more diameters under round jute rug.
Colour for small rooms
Beige leads, followed by cream and grey. A light shade makes a small room look bigger. Red or black, on the other hand, turn the reading corner into a clear focal point, especially on a pale floor with an armchair in quiet grey or linen. That works.
Frequently asked questions
What is 120cm in feet?
About 3ft 11in across, just under four feet.
How much floor does a 120 cm circle cover?
Roughly 1.13 square metres.
Will such a small rug slip?
On parquet or tiles it can creep. A round non-slip underlay, cut slightly smaller, holds it in place.
