Carpets

Under table carpets (rugs) are functional and decorative floor coverings placed beneath dining, coffee, or side tables to protect flooring, define spaces, absorb noise, and add comfort and style to interiors. They’re available in many sizes, patterns, materials, and shapes to suit both casual and formal settings.
Low pile or flatweave: Rugs with a short or flat pile work best under tables, allowing chairs to slide smoothly and preventing crumbs and spills from getting trapped.

Durable material: Synthetic fibers (such as polypropylene or polyester) and natural fibers (like wool, jute, or cotton) are chosen for stain resistance and easy maintenance in high-traffic dining zones.

Waterproof and stain-resistant options: Especially useful for dining areas prone to food and drink spills; modern rugs come with protective coatings for quick cleaning.

Proper sizing: The rug should be large enough to keep all chair legs on it, even when pulled out—typically add 60–70 cm to all sides of the table for comfort and appearance.

Visual definition: An under-table rug can anchor the dining space, add warmth, soften hard floors, and enhance acoustics by absorbing sound.

Safety: Anti-skid backing and rug pads prevent slipping and keep the rug in place
Regular vacuuming: Keep the rug clean from crumbs, dust, and debris—vacuum especially after meals.

Spot cleaning: Blot spills immediately with a soft cloth and mild detergent; for waterproof rugs, simply wipe clean.

Rotate seasonally: Rotating the rug helps distribute wear and exposure evenly, preserving its look.

Use rug pads: Prevent slipping and extend rug life with an underlay; this also offers extra cushioning and floor protection.

Avoid thick/high-pile options: Stick to low pile or flatweave for ease of use and maintenance under tables.

Professional cleaning: For deep stains or annual care, follow fabric-specific instructions or consult a professional cleaner
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