Traditional Rugs for the Dining Room
Traditional Rugs for the Dining Room: we currently list 16 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.
What is in this selection
There are 16 rugs in this selection. By material: Polyester (11), Wool (1) and Polypropylene & polyester (1). By construction: Machine woven (12). Designers and brands: Asiatic London (7), Livabliss (7) and Dutchbone (2). The most common sizes across these designs are 200 x 300 cm, 120 x 170 cm, 80 x 160 cm, 67 x 240 cm, 120 x 160 cm and 160 x 240 cm; 15 different sizes are available in total. Features listed by the makers: Washable (1). Shapes: Rectangle (8) and Rectangle, Runner (8).
Shop traditional rugs for the dining room
Colores Cloud Arabesque CO02 Rug in Multicoloured80 x 150 cm, 120 x 170 cm, 160 x 230 cm, 200 x 300 cm
Jasper Medallion Rug in Blue CreamPolyester · 80 x 160 cm, 67 x 240 cm, 120 x 160 cm, 160 x 240 cm and more
Jasper Rug in MulticolouredPolyester · 80 x 160 cm, 67 x 240 cm, 120 x 160 cm, 160 x 240 cm and more
Jasper Rug in BeigePolyester · 80 x 160 cm, 67 x 240 cm, 120 x 160 cm, 160 x 240 cm and more
Jasper Rug in Grey SilverPolyester · 80 x 160 cm, 67 x 240 cm, 120 x 160 cm, 160 x 240 cm and more
Jasper Rug in Orange NeutralPolyester · 80 x 160 cm, 67 x 240 cm, 120 x 160 cm, 160 x 240 cm and more
Jasper Rug in Yellow, Grey, Cream & BlackPolyester · 80 x 160 cm, 67 x 240 cm, 120 x 160 cm, 160 x 240 cm and more
Rugged Persian-Style Rug in Ocean, LargePolyester · 200 x 300 cm
Caruso Wool Rug in BrownWool · 170 x 240 cm
Amelie Lana Rug in Rust With Faded Blue HuesPolyester · 60 x 90 cm, 120 x 170 cm, 160 x 220 cm, 200 x 275 cm and more
Lila Rug in Tan & Brown80 x 220 cm, 120 x 170 cm, 160 x 213 cm, 200 x 275 cm
Lila Rug in Off-White & Grey120 x 170 cm, 160 x 213 cm, 200 x 275 cm
Showing 12 of 16 matching designs. Each product page has the full list of sizes and current prices.
Choosing traditional and vintage-style rugs
Traditional and vintage-style rugs draw on Persian, Oriental and classic European designs, with medallions, borders and faded colourways. Distressed and overdyed looks blend well with modern furniture as well as period homes. The intricate patterns are very good at hiding spills and wear.
Rugs in the dining room
Under a dining table, the rug should extend at least 60 cm beyond the table edge on every side so chairs stay on the rug when pulled out. Low pile and flatweave rugs are easiest for chairs to slide over and simplest to clean under a table. Avoid deep shaggy piles where crumbs fall.
Care and cleaning
The care instructions given by the makers of these rugs include: "Vacuum with suction only (no beater bar)" (5 designs); "Spot clean only" (3 designs); "Spot clean or vacuum regularly" (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 usually lighter and more affordable than wool and does not shed in the same way, but the pile can flatten in heavy traffic over time.
Frequently asked questions
How many traditional rugs for the dining room does Rug Kingdom sell?
As of 25 October 2026 we list 16 traditional rugs for the dining room, including Colores Cloud Arabesque CO02 Rug in Multicoloured, Jasper Medallion Rug in Blue Cream and Jasper Rug in Multicoloured. Our range changes, so the product pages show what is currently available.
What are traditional rugs for the dining room made from?
By material, this selection includes Polyester (11), Wool (1) and Polypropylene & polyester (1). Polyester rugs are soft to the touch and take dye well, so colours stay vivid and the pile can be made very silky or deep and shaggy.
What sizes do traditional rugs for the dining room come in?
Across these designs, 15 sizes are listed. The most common are 200 x 300 cm, 120 x 170 cm, 80 x 160 cm, 67 x 240 cm, 120 x 160 cm and 160 x 240 cm. Not every design comes in every size, so check the size options on each product page.
What should I look for in a dining room rug?
Under a dining table, the rug should extend at least 60 cm beyond the table edge on every side so chairs stay on the rug when pulled out. Low pile and flatweave rugs are easiest for chairs to slide over and simplest to clean under a table. Avoid deep shaggy piles where crumbs fall.
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.
Related pages
- Traditional & vintage
- Traditional rug style guide
- Dining room rugs
- Dining room rug guide
- Traditional Rugs for the Living Room
- Traditional Rugs for Hallways
- Non-Slip Traditional Rugs
- Dutchbone Traditional Rugs
- Polypropylene-Blend Rugs for the Dining Room
- Berber Rugs for the Dining Room
- All rug collections by colour, size, room and material
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.