Rugs by Size

Kids' Rugs by Size: Large Kids' Rugs and Small Kids' Rugs

What's the most important aspect of choosing a kids' area rug? Your little ones are likely to throw their vote behind color, pattern or even feel. The grown-ups know, however, that a rug's size is truly what completes the look of a nursery, playroom or big-kid bedroom. Fortunately at Crate & Kids, it's easy to find all of the above, including kids' rugs by size.

4x6 Kids' Rugs

Bring whimsical colors and designs to a smaller kids' space with 4x6 kids' rugs. Start in the nursery with a small kids' rug that's placed underneath the rocker and coordinating ottoman. To achieve a cohesive look, be sure to use a hue that complements existing textiles, such as the baby blanket draped over the crib. 4x6 kids' rugs also come in a variety of materials, like wool and cotton, that grow with baby as they get older.

5x8 Kids' Rugs

For a slightly larger kids' space, consider 5x8 kids' rugs instead. From modern and hand-tufted to timeless and shaggy, each area rug grabs your attention whether it's being used in the playroom or toddler's bedroom. When selecting a 5x8 kids' rug, be sure to opt for one that adds extra flair with bright colors or interesting patterns. Then, as your little one grows, this kids' rug size is a comfortable fit in the big-kid bedroom—seamlessly complementing the twin bed and nightstand. Additionally, its soft surface provides your children with the perfect place to play with their favorite toys.

8x10 Kids' Rugs

Is your child about to make the transition into a tween room? Consider upgrading their floor decor with a 8x10 kids' rug. Comfortable and large, these area rugs from Crate & Kids set a solid foundation for their maturing space. A kids' rug of this size, for instance, is the ideal fit for their study area. Not only does it add interest to the room, it also helps add a pop of color or design to an otherwise quiet theme. In addition, 8x10 kids' rugs provide your older children with a space to sprawl out, whether watching a favorite movie or reading a book.