Medium Pile Rugs
Natural Hand Woven Lariat Square Rug
Blue and Green Hand Woven Kala Handwoven Jute Rug
Natural Hand Braided Laurel Handwoven Jute Round Rug
Natural Hand Woven Chunky Jute Rug
Black Hand Woven Chindi Jute Table Runner Rug
Natural and Green Hand Scallop Braided Jute Round Rug
Natural and Ivory Hand Scallop Braided Jute Rug
Natural Hand Woven Chunky Jute Runner Rug
Natural and Terracotta Hand Scallop Braided Jute Rug
Black and White Hand Woven Laurel Handwoven Jute Runner Rug
Black Hand Woven Chindi Trellis Rug
Black and White Hand Woven Laurel Handwoven Jute Square Rug
Natural Hand Braided Laurel Handwoven Jute Runner Rug
Natural Hand Braided Jute Table Runner Rug
Black and White Hand Woven Laurel Handwoven Jute Rug
Natural and Ivory Hand Scallop Braided Jute Runner Rug
Multi Hand Woven Kilim Jute Square Rug
Black and Ivory Hand Woven Chenille Jute Rug
Light Brown and Ivory Hand Woven Chenille Jute Runner Rug
Ivory Hand Woven Chenille Jute Rug
Natural Hand Braided Jute Table Runner Rug
Medium Pile Rugs
The fibres of a medium pile rug are usually between ¼ inch to ½ and inch, and they can provide the functionality of a low pile rug along with the comfort of a plusher option, making them a great choice for many rooms of the home.
Where should you put a medium pile rug? These rugs work best in rooms with medium traffic. Not the busiest rooms of the home, but areas that get more foot traffic than others. Depending on your home and your lifestyle, these rugs make a good choice for nurseries, kid's rooms, bedrooms, and even laundry rooms.
When you browse our collection of thousands of medium pile rugs, you'll see they come in all sizes, shapes, colours, patterns, and materials. You can also choose from medium pile rugs with fringe or fringeless options. You'll see most medium pile rugs are made of wool, but you can also choose from other materials, including jute or cotton, depending on your taste.
When you choose a medium pile rug, be sure to carefully consider the shape and size of the room it's going in. You want a rug to be big enough that it doesn't get swallowed up by a room, but not so big that it covers every inch of the floor. You can also choose a rug in a different shape than the room to create an interesting visual element, or stick with the same shape as the room for continuity.