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Red Rugs

Our red rugs add warmth and a real focal point to a room. There are 19 designs from £20: Persian-style medallions and oriental-style patterns, faded vintage tribal rugs, a red damask, playful red shaggy rugs, a cream & red tartan check and a hand-tufted wool rug. Sizes include 60 x 110 cm small rugs, hallway runners, a 120 x 120 cm square and living room sizes such as 160 x 230 and 200 x 290 cm. Every rug comes with free UK mainland delivery and free 14-day returns.

Groove Rumba Red Ribbon Wave Shaggy Rug

£157.99

Groove Foxtrot Red Art Deco Shaggy Rug

£157.99

Satin Satin Red Plain Shaggy Rug

From £72.99 · 4 sizes

Hampton Tudor Red Damask Rug

From £34.99 · 3 sizes

Hampton Esher Red Traditional Oriental Rug ★★★★★5.0 (1)

From £19.99 · 6 sizes

Folklore Holly Red Vintage Tribal Rug ★★★★★5.0 (2)

From £28.99 · 6 sizes

Folklore Elder Cream & Red Vintage Distressed Rug

From £28.99 · 5 sizes

Ashbourne Matlock Red Traditional Medallion Rug

From £69.99 · 5 sizes

Heirloom Florence Red Distressed Persian-Style Rug ★★★★★4.0 (2)

From £90.99 · 5 sizes

Regent Regent Red Traditional Persian-Style Rug

From £64.99 · 5 sizes

Highland Highland Red Tartan Check Rug

From £34.99 · 7 sizes

Highland Highland Cream & Red Tartan Check Rug

£62.99

Hampton Richmond Red Traditional Medallion Rug

From £19.99 · 7 sizes

Caravan Caravan Red Hand-Tufted Wool Rug

From £174.99 · 5 sizes

Ashbourne Edale Red Traditional Tribal Rug

From £69.99 · 5 sizes

Groove Samba Red Wave Shaggy Rug

£54.00

Choosing a red rug: traditional, vintage or modern

Red is the classic colour of the traditional rug, and it still works best when it has a pattern to carry it. A deep, patterned red feels warm and rich; a bright plain red feels bold and modern. Decide which mood you want, then pick a style.

Style	Example designs	Look	Best for
Persian-style and oriental-style	Matlock Red Traditional Medallion Rug, Richmond Red Traditional Medallion Rug, Esher Red Traditional Oriental Rug	Central medallions and borders in deep red	Dining rooms, period living rooms, studies
Faded vintage	Florence Red Distressed Persian-Style Rug, Holly Red Vintage Tribal Rug, Ivy Red Vintage Tribal Rug, Elder Cream & Red Vintage Distressed Rug	Washed, softer reds with a worn-in feel	Relaxed living rooms, hallways, kitchens
Classic damask and tribal	Tudor Red Damask Rug, Edale Red Traditional Tribal Rug	Formal repeat pattern or bold tribal motifs	Traditional and country homes
Red shaggy	Foxtrot Red Art Deco Shaggy Rug, Rumba Red Ribbon Wave Shaggy Rug, Samba Red Wave Shaggy Rug	Carved, soft pile with a modern pattern	Bedrooms, teen rooms, cosy lounges
Tartan check	Highland Cream & Red Tartan Check Rug	Heritage check	Snugs, cottages, Christmas-ready rooms
Wool	Caravan Red Hand-Tufted Wool Rug	Natural fibre, hand-tufted	Anyone who wants wool underfoot

Our Persian and oriental designs are Persian-style and oriental-style: machine-made reproductions of traditional patterns, not genuine Persian rugs. Browse more in Hampton traditional rugs and Persian-style rugs. Materials across the red collection are polyester, polypropylene and, for Caravan, wool.

What size red rug do you need?

Size	Where it works
60 x 110 cm, 66 x 100 cm, 80 x 150 cm	A splash of colour by the bed, at the front door or in front of the fire
120 x 120 cm square	Reading corners and small square rooms
120 x 160 cm, 120 x 170 cm	Small living rooms, studies and bedrooms
160 x 225 cm, 160 x 230 cm	Most living rooms and under a four-seat dining table
200 x 290 cm	Larger living rooms and dining tables for six or more
60 x 230, 66 x 200, 70 x 200 cm runners	Hallways, landings and galley kitchens

Sizes vary by design, so check each rug. Under a dining table, allow at least 60 cm of rug beyond the table edge so chairs stay on the rug when pulled out. For lounge picks, see red living room rugs.

What colours go with a red rug?

Pairing	How to use it
Red and cream	The easiest match; cream walls or sofa let a patterned red rug lead
Red and blue	Traditional reds often carry navy in the border; repeat it with blue cushions or a navy sofa
Grey and red	A grey sofa calms a bright red shaggy rug for a modern room
Red and pink	Blush walls or cushions soften red for a warm, playful scheme
Red with dark wood and brass	Rich and classic; ideal for dining rooms and studies

If you love deep, earthy warmth rather than true red, our terracotta rugs offer rust and burnt orange tones. For tartan in other colours, see Highland tartan check rugs.

Caring for a red rug

Vacuum regularly on a low setting, with the beater bar off for shaggy rugs. Blot spills straight away with a clean white cloth, then spot clean with cold water and a little mild detergent, testing on a hidden corner first. Strong sunlight can soften any rich colour over time, so turn the rug every few months to keep it even. Use a rug underlay on hard floors.

Red Rugs rugs: your questions answered

What colours go well with a red rug?

Cream and white are the easiest partners, letting the red lead. Navy and blue pick up the borders of many traditional red rugs, while grey calms a bright modern red. Dark wood and brass add warmth in dining rooms.

Will a red rug make my room look smaller?

Not if you balance it. Keep walls and larger furniture light, and choose a patterned red rug rather than a solid one so the colour is broken up. A red rug that reaches under the front legs of the sofa makes a room feel more joined up, not smaller.

Are your red Persian rugs genuine?

No. Our Persian and oriental designs are Persian-style and oriental-style: machine-made reproductions of traditional medallion, damask and tribal patterns. You get the classic red rug look from £20 rather than the cost of an antique.

Do you sell red shaggy rugs?

Yes. The Foxtrot Red Art Deco Shaggy Rug, Rumba Red Ribbon Wave Shaggy Rug and Samba Red Wave Shaggy Rug all have a soft, carved pile, and they suit bedrooms and cosy lounges.

What size red rug do I need for a dining room?

Allow about 60 cm of rug beyond each edge of the table so chairs stay on it when pulled out. A 160 x 230 cm rug suits most four-seat tables, and 200 x 290 cm suits six or more.

How do I clean a red rug?

Vacuum regularly on a low setting, with the beater bar off for shaggy rugs. Blot spills at once and spot clean with cold water and a little mild detergent, testing a hidden corner first. Use a professional rug cleaner for a deeper clean.

How much is delivery, and can I return a red rug?

Delivery is free to UK addresses on every red rug. Reds can look different in your own light, so you have free 14-day returns if the shade is not right.