Blending hues of ivory, pearl, golden beige, java and ash brown, the Marrakesh rug from Ruggable is an effortlessly elegant choice. It has a Moroccan-inspired design that would complement contemporary, Scandinavian and vintage interiors. Plus, it’s washable, so no need to worry about any accidental spills!

We opted for the cushioned rug pad with our Ruggable rug, and we must admit, we’re super impressed with the extra squishiness it adds underfoot. Find out more about what our editors thought of the Ruggable rugs here.

News flash: terracotta decor is in right now. Add some warmth into your living space with this border wool rug, made from 100 per cent wool with a subtle textured border design. If you’re looking for something a bit more understated, it’s also available in blue, grey and ivory.

Handwoven from 100 per cent jute, the Moroccan-inspired Bodhi rug features linear and braided details to make a subtle yet striking statement in your living room. Out of all of the rugs in our edit, this one came out on top for durability due to its hardwearing material – ideal for high traffic areas.

Here’s another rug that gets top marks when it comes to durability; we’ve had it in our living room for almost two years and it’s still looking as good as new! Each one has been handwoven in India with a bobbled design and semi-plain border detailing. It looks gorgeous in our Scandi-inspired living room (if we do say so ourselves).

We might be biased, but this abstract rug from our very own House Beautiful collection at Carpetright is really hitting the spot. The shape blends a rectangle with an oval for something totally unique, while the pattern itself boasts bold and geometric designs that will pep up your living room in an instant.

With its checkerboard design and warming terracotta hues, this punchy number from Urban Outfitters is a real treat for the senses. Leave your living room looking like something straight off a Pinterest board with this quirky design, complete with a cool fringed trim.

We’re big fans of the Ruggable x Morris & Co. collection – especially this gorgeous nature-inspired number. The intricate green leaf pattern is based on one of William Morris’ most recognisable designs: Willow Boughs.

Bring some bold Bauhaus style into your living room with this geometric rug from Habitat. The black and white contrasts give this unique piece a striking monochrome look that’d pair perfectly with black picture frames on the wall.

This handwoven rug from Oliver Bonas is cool and playful in equal measure. Crafted from cotton, it features a a contrasting cream and green geometric stripe, complete with a pale pink stripe at each end. Pair it with the matching (smaller) green version for a fabulously textured look.

Introducing the Atticus rug series from Sazy: a limited-edition collection of one-off vintage patchwork rugs that have been recycled from original Kilim pieces. Each one is hand selected and upcycled to give it a contemporary touch, making them a real favourite of ours.

We love all of the rugs in Niki Jones’ collection with Swoon, but the Beni is perhaps our favourite. A pixelated riot of colour, this quirky rug will instantly bring some vim and vigour to your living room.

Living room rugs aren’t just for the centre of your room. If you’ve got a cosy corner or reading nook with an occasional chair or side table, this crochet rug is the perfect way to add dimension and finish off the space.

If you’re looking to achieve cosy comfort in your living room, look no further than a shaggy rug. The high pile of this Aspen rug makes it super soft underfoot, ideal for adding warmth in rooms with cold flooring. It’s available in a range of colours, from muted beige and silver to vibrant ochre and ocean blue.

Taking inspiration from the Ikat patterns found in Soho House Austin, the Alderton rug has a healthy dose of vibrant rust, yellow and blue tones to add warmth and character to your living room. It’s one of the more expensive in our edit, but if you ask us, this is a piece that’s worth the