Indoor Rugs

Each rug at Abbyson is crafted with the finest materials and innovative designs that follow the latest trends. Our designers are dedicated to developing rugs that are not only comfortable and stylish, but are also durable and easy to maintain. What’s more, quality is guaranteed through expert craftsmanship and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Our indoor rugs come in a wide range of designs to suit personal preferences and décor needs. You can choose from solid-colored rugs that offer a minimalist option to complement or contrast existing décor or go for geometric patterns, stripes, chevrons or abstract designs for a bolder look.

Traditional patterns can add timeless sophistication, while floral motifs may take you back to a bygone period.

If you’re looking for some inspiration, why not browse through our full collection of interior rugs.

At Abbyson, we are proud of our commitment to providing high-quality products, excellent customer support, and prompt delivery. Because we sell directly to you, your order will be processed and shipped within 7 days of placing your order with the standard shipping option. This means that for small parcels, you can expect your item 2 – 7 days after shipping and for larger parcels, approximately 2- 4 weeks. There is a delivery fee of $95, but if you are a member, you receive free standard shipping on all items.

When choosing a rug for indoors, go for one that complements the size of the room, the décor and your furniture. In terms of color and design, neutral colors or plain patterns are options that offer more versatility. However, if you are looking to add a pop of color or a unique fashion statement, then a rug with a bold pattern or strong colors could be the best choice. The type of material should also play a part in your selection. For example, if you need rugs that are easy to clean, consider going for cotton or synthetic fibers whereas if you want coziness and warmth, wool is very soft yet durable.

To get the right size indoor rug for your living space, you need to measure the dimensions and consider the furniture layout.

Although it is often a matter of personal taste, a good rule of thumb is that an indoor rug should visually anchor the space but not swamp it.

In a dining room, for example, it’s important that the rug reaches the table and chairs when they are pulled out but it shouldn’t cover the whole floor. 

With a narrow entrance, an indoor entry rug or runner rug should cover the length of the area but leave a border of floor visible on either side.