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Geometric Rugs in 120 x 170 cm

Geometric Rugs in 120 x 170 cm: we currently list 70 designs that match, chosen from our full catalogue using each rug's own colour, material, style, room and size details. Below you will find what the range includes, practical advice on choosing between them, and answers to common questions.

By the Rug Kingdom team, Rug Kingdom (a trading name of Flair Furniture Ltd) · Published · Product details from our catalogue as of

What is in this selection

There are 70 rugs in this selection. By material: Polypropylene (50), Polyester (9), Jute & natural fibres (4), Wool (3) and Viscose (2). By construction: Machine woven (57), Flatweave (4), Shaggy (4) and Hand tufted (3). Designers and brands: Think Rugs (55), Asiatic London (9) and Livabliss (6). Many of these designs also come in other sizes, most often 160 x 220 cm, 80 x 150 cm, 200 x 290 cm and 160 x 230 cm, so you can match a hallway runner or a bedroom rug to the same pattern. Features listed by the makers: Washable (4). Shapes: Rectangle (61), Rectangle, Runner (7) and Runner (2).

Shop geometric rugs in 120 x 170 cm

Showing 12 of 70 matching designs. Each product page has the full list of sizes and current prices.

Choosing geometric rugs

Geometric rugs use repeating lines, diamonds, hexagons, stripes and chevrons. They give structure to a room and suit modern, mid-century and Scandi interiors. Stripes running the length of a room can make it feel longer, and a busy geometric pattern is good at disguising everyday marks.

Is 120 x 170 cm the right size?

A 120 x 170 cm rug measures roughly 3 ft 11 in by 5 ft 7 in and covers about 2.0 square metres. In a living room, a common guideline is to leave 30 to 60 cm of floor between the rug and the walls, which suggests a room of roughly 1.8 x 2.3 m to 2.4 x 2.9 m. Its 170 cm length sits comfortably in front of a sofa up to about 140 cm wide (allowing about 15 cm of rug beyond each end). It is generally too small to sit under a dining table with the chairs, which needs about 60 cm of rug beyond the table on every side.

Care and cleaning

The care instructions given by the makers of these rugs include: "Vacuum with suction only (no beater bar)" (2 designs); "Avoid high-moisture areas and clean using a professional service" (1 design); "Vacuum regularly without a rotating brush and keep out of direct sunlight" (1 design). Vacuum regularly, ideally with a suction-only head or with the beater bar raised for deeper piles, and blot spills straight away from the outside in rather than rubbing. Always follow the care label on the product page, and test any cleaner on a hidden corner first. It is less springy than wool and can crush under heavy furniture.

Frequently asked questions

How many geometric rugs in 120 x 170 cm does Rug Kingdom sell?

As of 25 October 2026 we list 70 geometric rugs in 120 x 170 cm, including Blade Border Rug in Putty & Charcoal, Blade Border Rug in Putty & Silver and Hive Wool Rug in Charcoal. Our range changes, so the product pages show what is currently available.

What are geometric rugs in 120 x 170 cm made from?

By material, this selection includes Polypropylene (50), Polyester (9), Jute & natural fibres (4), Wool (3) and Viscose (2). Polypropylene (also called olefin) is a hard-wearing synthetic fibre that is solution-dyed, so the colour runs right through the fibre and resists fading and bleaching.

What size room suits a 120 x 170 cm rug?

A 120 x 170 cm rug measures roughly 3 ft 11 in by 5 ft 7 in and covers about 2.0 square metres. In a living room, a common guideline is to leave 30 to 60 cm of floor between the rug and the walls, which suggests a room of roughly 1.8 x 2.3 m to 2.4 x 2.9 m. Its 170 cm length sits comfortably in front of a sofa up to about 140 cm wide (allowing about 15 cm of rug beyond each end). It is generally too small to sit under a dining table with the chairs, which needs about 60 cm of rug beyond the table on every side.

Where do geometric rugs work best?

Geometric rugs use repeating lines, diamonds, hexagons, stripes and chevrons. They give structure to a room and suit modern, mid-century and Scandi interiors. Stripes running the length of a room can make it feel longer, and a busy geometric pattern is good at disguising everyday marks.

Is delivery free?

Yes. Rug Kingdom delivers free with tracking to England, Wales and mainland Scotland, and you can cancel for any reason within 14 days of delivery. Customers in Northern Ireland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands, the Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands should contact us before ordering.

Prices, stock and exact specifications change, so always check the product page before you order: every product page lists the maker's size, material, construction and care details. Delivery is free and tracked to England, Wales and mainland Scotland, and you have 14 days to change your mind. See delivery and returns.