Medium Rugs (4’ x 6’ to 6’ x 9’)

Medium Area Rugs

Medium rugs are the sweet spot for most rooms. Not too big, not too small, just the right size for living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas. 

Our Magic Rugs medium-size rug collection includes popular sizes like 4'x6', 5'x7', 5'x8', and 6'x9' rugs. They are big enough to anchor a room and make it feel pulled together, but you won't need a lot of rearrangement to make one work.

Whether you are looking for a 5'x7' area rug for your bedroom or a 6'x9' rug for your living room, Magic Rugs has hundreds, if not thousands, of options ready to ship. You can browse them by style, size, shape, color, and even budget. Shop our medium rugs collection online or visit our store in Charlotte, NC.

At Magic Rugs, we have several different styles ranging from minimalist modern rugs to intricate oriental rugs in medium sizes. So, you get to pick whatever goes best with your room and the tone you want to set. We have got 4'x6' area rugs for smaller bedrooms, 5'x7' outdoor rugs for patios, and even 6'x6' square rugs for unique spaces.

FAQs

What size is considered a medium rug?

At Magic Rugs, medium-sized rugs typically range from 4x6 to 6x9. The most popular sizes are 5'x7', 5'x8', and 6'x9'. Anything smaller is considered a small rug; anything bigger moves into the large rug category.

Is a 5'x7' area rug too small for a living room?

It totally depends on your room size. A 5'x7' area rug works perfectly in smaller living rooms or apartments. For larger spaces, you might feel it looks too small. Ideally, find a size where the front legs of your furniture sit comfortably on the rug.

Do you offer free shipping on 6'x9' rugs?

We sure do! All Magic Rugs medium-sized rugs ship free to your door. We even offer free deliveries during the holidays.

Where else can I use a 6'x9' area rug besides the living room?

We have 6'x9' rugs available for almost every room. They can be used in master bedrooms under the bed, dining rooms with tables for around 6 people, home offices, playrooms, or large entryways. You can also use them in basements, sunrooms, or covered outdoor spaces to define different zones.