Modern Living Room Rug with Gray Geometric Pattern - Cotton
This Grey rug, made from cotton material, stands out with its Geometric pattern and modern look. It can be used in various spaces such as the Kitchen, Living Room, Hallway, and Lounge. Registered features on the product card: pet-friendly, non-shedding, washable.
Technical Specifications
| Material | Cotton |
| Pattern | Geometric |
| Style | Modern |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Color | Grey |
| Area of Use | Kitchen, Living Room, Hallway, Lounge |
| Size Options | 71 different sizes between 80x80 – 200x600 cm |
| Features | Pet-Friendly, Non-Shedding, Washable |
| Brand / Manufacturer | Crea |
Which Size Is Right for You?
The product is offered in 71 different sizes: 71 different sizes between 80x80 – 200x600 cm. The smallest sizes are more balanced in narrow passages, while the largest sizes are better under seating arrangements. When choosing a size, also consider how much of the furniture will sit on the rug. Registered usage areas on the product card: Kitchen, Living Room, Hallway, Lounge.
Cleaning and Daily Care
Regular vacuuming prevents dust from settling between the fibers. For spills, blot the stain with a dry cloth without rubbing. To ensure the longevity of the rug, avoid prolonged and direct exposure to sunlight.
Material and Texture
Cotton fiber provides a soft feel underfoot and creates a breathable surface.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is it washed?
The product is registered as washable. After washing, dry it in a flat and airy environment.
How many size options are there?
A total of 71 different sizes are offered: 71 different sizes between 80x80 – 200x600 cm.
How do shipping and returns work?
Shipping is free, and you have the right to unconditional returns within 14 days of delivery.
What material is it made from?
The product's material is registered as Cotton.
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Size Guide
Size Guide
Choosing the right rug size directly affects the perceived size of a room. In the living room, the front legs of sofas should rest on the rug; in the dining room, when a chair is pulled back, the wheels/legs should still be on the rug (approximately 25 cm on each side); and in the bedroom, it should extend approximately 45 cm beyond three sides of the bed.
- 2 m² → 120x180 cm
- 3 m² → 160x230 cm
- 4 m² → 200x290 cm
- 6 m² → 200x300 / 240x340 cm
→ Calculate how many square meters of carpet you need for your room (size chart, room-based recommendations and FAQs)
Shape
Shape
Rug Shape Guide — Rectangular, Round, Oval, Runner, and More
Last update: May 2026
The shape of a rug directly affects the perception of a space. Choosing the wrong shape can ruin even the most beautiful decor; the right shape, however, can make small spaces look larger and ordinary rooms aesthetically pleasing. At Hali.net, you can find rugs of every shape and size in our catalog of over 113,000 products. In this guide, we explain where each shape works best.
Rectangular Carpet
The most classic and frequently chosen rug style. It's the first choice for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and most living spaces. Rectangular rugs increase the perceived length of a space.
Where is it used?
- Living room (under the seating group)
- Bedroom (under/in front of the bed)
- Dining room (under the table)
- Study room
For a wide selection, browse our Living Room Rugs and Bedroom Rugs collections.
Round Carpet
Round rugs add a dynamic look to small and medium-sized rooms. Their rounded design brings softness and warmth to the space, keeping the eye flowing.
Where is it used?
- Underneath round dining tables
- In the bedroom, especially beside the beds
- In the children's room, in the play area
- At the entrance/reception point
- In reading corners
Oval Carpet
Oval rugs, which are a longer version of round rugs, add both softness and direction to a space. They are an elegant choice that suits classic decor.
Where is it used?
- Especially in the bedroom, in French style decor
- In classically styled living rooms
- In spacious entrance halls
Square Carpet
Square rugs are perfect for spaces where you want to create a symmetrical arrangement. They are a favorite style for modern minimalist decor.
Where is it used?
- In the middle of square seating groups
- In children's playrooms
- In modulated halls
Runner (Travel allowance)
With its narrow and long structure, this type of rug is specifically designed for hallways, kitchens, and transitional areas. It brings aesthetic unity to long spaces.
Where is it used?
- Main corridor
- kitchen counter front
- Bed sides (along the bed)
- Staircase tops
- Apartment/hotel floor corridors
In the Hali.net Runner Collection , you can find runner rug options in various lengths and patterns.
Octagons and Special Shapes
Octagonal rugs are preferred under octagonal dining tables or in concept designs. Rugs in the shape of animals, maps, or flowers are popular in children's rooms.
Which style suits which location?
| Space | The Most Suitable Form |
|---|---|
| Living room (rectangular seating group) | Rectangle |
| Living room (modular seating) | Square or Round |
| Bedroom | Rectangular or Oval |
| Dining Room (round table) | Round |
| Dining Room (rectangular table) | Rectangle |
| Nursery | Round or Shaped |
| Corridor | Runner |
| Entree | Round or Square |
| Kitchen | Runner or Rectangle |
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Delivery time for standard sizes varies from 3-5 business days, and for custom sizes, it is 3-5 business days. Returns are not possible for custom sizes. Shipping is free worldwide.
If you are not satisfied with the products you purchased from our site, you can return them unconditionally within 14 days without having to state any reason.
Return shipping costs are covered by the customer.
Returns are not possible for custom sizes.
Guarantee
Guarantee
All products are under the warranty of the manufacturer unless otherwise stated. In order for the warranty conditions to be valid, be sure to check the product during cargo delivery.
