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Geometric Rugs

Our geometric rugs turn chevrons, diamonds, triangles and hexagons into rugs for every kind of room, from calm Scandi greys to rainbow brights, from £32. Choose from 52 designs, including carved Scandi geometrics, 3D shaggy diamonds, colourful harlequins, tonal textured chevrons and flatweave outdoor diamonds. Sizes run from 60 x 110 cm to 240 x 340 cm, with 133 x 133 cm squares and hallway runners. Every order has free UK mainland delivery and free 14-day returns.

45 rugs
PrismLorikeet Rainbow Chevron Rug
From £61.99 · 5 sizes
FacetShard Beige Geometric Rug
From £66.99 · 5 sizes
FacetAxis Sage Green Geometric Rug
From £66.99 · 5 sizes
FacetApex Grey Geometric Rug
From £66.99 · 5 sizes

What makes a geometric rug?

A geometric rug is built from regular shapes: straight lines, angles and repeats rather than flowing florals or loose abstract marks. The effect can be bold and graphic, like a high-contrast chevron, or quiet and tonal, like a grey diamond lattice carved into the pile. Because the eye reads the pattern as order, a geometric patterned rug is a good way to anchor a seating area or give a plain room some structure.

Geometric motifs and where to find them

MotifExample designsEffect in a room
Chevron and herringboneArrow (Facet), Lorikeet and Kingfisher (Prism), Portland (Sculpt), Tees (Etch)Adds movement; lengthens a hallway when laid along it
Diamond and argyleArgyle (Sculpt), Oriole and Peacock (Prism), Tamar (Etch), Menorca (Alfresco)Classic and balanced; works in traditional and modern rooms
Triangles and facetsApex, Vertex, Shard (Facet), Cockatoo harlequin (Prism)Crisp and Scandi; suits clean-lined furniture
Hexagons and blocksMacaw (Prism), Mason brick-bond (Sculpt), Toucan colour block (Prism)Playful and graphic; great for kids' rooms and home offices
StripesShoreditch (Loft)Easy to live with; good under dining tables
Geometric marbleMalachite (Facet), Nero (Marmo)Adds depth and a touch of glamour

Our geometric rug ranges compared

RangeLook and feelBest forFrom
LoftBold stripes and urban patterns in charcoal, beige and black; dense polyester pile with a light sheenModern living rooms on a budget£32
AlfrescoSisal-look flatweave diamonds and lattices made for outdoor usePatios, decks, conservatories and kitchens£37
EtchDiamonds and chevrons carved into a low pile in soft greyCalm, tonal rooms and long hallways£52
Sculpt3D carved diamonds, bricks and chevrons rising from a glossy shagBedrooms and cosy lounges where softness matters£54
PrismRainbow chevrons, hexagons and harlequins on black or white, with a carved 3D edgeColourful living rooms, playrooms and home offices£62
FacetScandi triangles, diamonds and chevrons separated by carved outlines, with faint marble swirlsCalm modern homes, with runners and large sizes£67

For a monochrome scheme, look at the dark grey Nero geometric marble design in Marmo, or the black Menorca diamond outdoor rug. Our grey geometric rugs include Apex and Arrow in Facet, Argyle and Mason in Sculpt, and Tamar and Tees in Etch.

Choosing the right size and scale

SizeWhere it works
60 x 110 cmDoorways, bedsides, in front of a desk
60 x 225, 60 x 230, 66 x 230 cm runnersHallways and landings: a chevron runner leads the eye along the hall
80 x 150 cmSmall bedrooms, reading corners
120 x 170 cmUnder a coffee table in a smaller lounge, beside a double bed
133 x 133 cmSquare spaces, nurseries, under a round table
150 x 200, 160 x 225, 160 x 230 cmMost living rooms with a three-seater sofa
200 x 290, 240 x 340 cmLarge living rooms, open-plan spaces, outdoor dining areas

Scale matters with pattern. In a small room, a fine or tonal geometric keeps things calm; in a large room, a bigger repeat or a bold colour holds its own. If your sofa or curtains are already patterned, choose a geometric that picks up one of their colours.

Caring for a geometric rug

Vacuum flat and low-pile rugs on a low setting without a beater bar. For carved and shaggy designs, use a suction-only head so the raised shapes stay crisp. Blot spills straight away and spot clean with cold water and a little mild detergent. Outdoor flatweaves can be shaken out and brushed down; bring them in or roll them up when not in use for long periods.

More modern patterns

See the full Facet Scandi geometric collection, the rainbow designs in Prism, our wider range of modern rugs and abstract rugs, or take the pattern outside with Alfresco outdoor rugs.

Geometric Rugs rugs: your questions answered

What is the difference between geometric and abstract rugs?

Geometric rugs use regular, repeating shapes such as chevrons, diamonds and hexagons, so the pattern feels ordered. Abstract rugs use freer marks, washes and swirls. If you like structure, choose geometric; if you prefer something looser, browse our abstract rugs.

What size geometric rug do I need?

For most living rooms, 160 x 230 cm lets the front legs of the sofa sit on the rug. Smaller rooms suit 120 x 170 cm, large and open-plan spaces 200 x 290 or 240 x 340 cm, and hallways a 60 x 230 or 66 x 230 cm runner.

Do geometric rugs work in traditional rooms?

Yes. Diamond and argyle patterns have a long history in rug design, so a tonal Etch diamond or a Facet design in sage or beige sits comfortably with period furniture. Keep the colours soft and the pattern will feel classic rather than loud.

Do you sell geometric runners and outdoor geometric rugs?

Yes. Facet, Etch and Prism include hallway runners, and Alfresco has flatweave diamond and lattice designs made for outdoor use on patios and decks, which also work indoors in kitchens and conservatories.

How do I clean a geometric rug?

Vacuum regularly on a low setting without a beater bar, and use a suction-only head on carved and shaggy designs. Blot spills at once, then spot clean with cold water and a little mild detergent. Use a professional rug cleaner for deeper cleaning.

Can I use a geometric rug with underfloor heating?

Usually, yes. Choose an underlay made for underfloor heating and check your heating manufacturer's guidance first. On hard floors, an underlay also helps keep the rug in place.

How much is delivery, and can I return my rug?

Delivery is free to UK addresses on every geometric rug. If the pattern or size is not right for your room, you have free 14-day returns.