Transitional Rugs
Ink drawn
on bone.
Graphic rugs with the discipline of a drawing. Shown here: Shodo.
Frequently asked questions
What is a transitional rug?
A transitional rug blends traditional patterns with modern colours and simpler lines, so it suits rooms that mix classic and contemporary furniture.
Which rooms suit a transitional rug?
Living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and hallways. Its mix of styles makes it an easy choice when your furniture does not match one style.
What size transitional rug should I choose?
For a living room, choose a size that lets the front legs of the sofa and chairs rest on the rug, usually 8x10 or 9x12. Size names are rounded, so check the actual size shown under Size on each rug.
Do I need a rug pad under a transitional rug?
A pad keeps a transitional rug flat in a living room or hallway and from sliding on hardwood, laminate and tile, so the pattern stays where you placed it. Choose a pad about 1 inch smaller than the rug on every side so the edges stay hidden; the sizes are listed in our rug pad collection.
What colours do transitional rugs come in?
Transitional rugs come in cream, beige, grey and blue, often with a touch of red or gold. A muted palette lets them sit between classic and modern furniture.
Where can I find shipping and returns details?
Shipping and returns details are on our shipping policy and returns policy pages, and the rules can differ by country and by item. Read them before you order, and contact us if you have a question.