Designer Carpet Rugs in Singapore

To determine the exact rug size you need, you will need to ascertain the dimensions and layout of your living room, as well as your preference first. It is common for many people to go with an oversized rug that is large enough for all the furniture in the living room to sit on top of. However, some prefer a smaller rug to fill up an empty space. If you are struggling to choose the right rug size, do not hesitate to reach out to our specialist at Finn Avenue, who can guide you in selecting your ideal rug.

Rugs generally last about 3 to 7 years, depending on the quality of the carpet and its material, and of course, how it is being used and how well maintained it is. However, there are several warning signs you should look out for that will let you know it is time to seek a replacement.

 Let us share what these signs are:

1. Matting – you should consider replacing your rug when you notice the pile remains matted down.
2. Stains – if you face difficulty removing carpet stains despite numerous washes, then it is time to consider buying a new rug.
3. Odor – should you notice an unpleasant smell emanating from your carpet even after it has been washed, it is an immediate sign for you to seek a replacement.
4. Worn-out padding – the padding (if any) on your rug will experience wear and tear over time. Once you notice unevenness, wrinkles, or a crinkling sound under your feet when you walk on the carpet, then it is time to change to a new rug.

 Let us share some tips to help you maintain your rug and ensure it looks brand-new:

1. Vacuum the rug regularly (use only appropriate method and the correct vacuum cleaner attachment suitable for the rug you have)
2. Engage professional carpet cleaners to clean the rug regularly
3. Professionally remove any stain immediately instead of using cleaning liquids that may not be suitable for the rug or its fabrics
4. Avoid exposing the rug to direct sunlight
5. Check with the professional rug cleaners before using any DIY cleaning product to wash the rug

Yes, it is possible to mix and match different sizes and shapes of rugs in the same space. In fact, layering rugs can be a stylish way to add depth and interest to a room. As long as the colors of the rugs complement each other, you can use different shapes and sizes together. Alternatively, you can choose rugs with similar colors and patterns but different shapes to create a cohesive look. You can also mix and match rugs with furniture of different shapes, such as using a round rug with angular furniture to add balance to the room.

We strive to present accurate colors in our digital images, but please be aware that the color you see on your device screen may vary slightly from the actual color of the rug. This can be due to differences in device settings or the way the rug was photographed, including the angle and lighting used. If you want to get a better sense of the color and texture of the rug, we recommend visiting our rug showroom in Singapore to see it in person.

There are many different types of rugs available in Singapore, including wool, cotton, silk, jute, sisal, synthetic, and many more. Each type has its own unique properties and advantages.

In Singapore's humid climate, it is recommended that you clean your rug at least once every six months to prevent the buildup of dust and allergens.

To prevent your rug from slipping on tiles or wooden floors in Singapore homes, you can use a rug pad or non-slip mat underneath the rug. This will help to keep the rug in place and prevent accidents.