Fırça darbesi gibi renkler, yün ve viskon birlikte
270×372 cm
Tek parça
Aren Series Handwoven Abstract Pattern Colorful Wool Rug
başlangıç 405.000 TL≈ 40.000 TL/m²
Ürünler
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270×372 cm
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Yün ve pamuk ipliklerle, modern ve soyut bir gri
279×371 cm
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İki büyük ölçüde, yün ve viskon, elde dokunmuş vizon
305×427 cm
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Motif yok, renk var: turkuazın onlarca tonu
270×360 cm
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Ayan Series Hand-Woven Simple Patterned Turquoise Wool Rug
başlangıç 500.000 TL≈ 51.000 TL/m²
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Her desenden tek bir adet: turuncuyla lacivertin kontrastı
275×370 cm
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Zemini kaplayan küçük çiçekler, çift düğümle Pakistan'da
274×362 cm
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Sekiz on ayda dokundu: toprak tonlarında bir Uşak deseni
366×277 cm
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Parlaklığı Manchester pamuğundan geliyor, boyadan değil
272×367 cm
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Merkezden kenara doğru bordo, beje ve altın sarısına açılıyor
278×372 cm
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Taba, turuncu ve laciverdin Uşak motifiyle buluşması
360×276 cm
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Desen kabartmaları makasla açıldı, ortasında madalyon
250×350 cm
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Çok köşeli güneşler ve sekizgenler, kırmızı bordürle çevrili
280×360 cm
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Mihman Series Handwoven Anatolian Patterned Navy Wool Rug
başlangıç 235.000 TL≈ 23.000 TL/m²
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On santimetrekarede iki bin düğüm, dallar arasında kuşlar
275×360 cm
Tek parça
Mihman Series Handwoven Floral Patterned colorful Wool Rug
başlangıç 230.000 TL≈ 23.000 TL/m²
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Vizon zeminde nar çiçeği ve yakut, bordürde iri çiçekler
269×364 cm
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Desenleri elde makasla tek tek oyulmuş bir mor
255×380 cm
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Desenlerin kenarı elde oyulmuş, mor kremin üstüne oturuyor
265×355 cm
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Bir yönden bakınca parlıyor, öteki yönden matlaşıyor
260×370 cm
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Desen ilk bakışta yok, ışık dönünce yüzeyde beliriyor
90×490 cm
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Uzaktan düz görünüyor; bir adım atınca desen çıkıyor
300×390 cm
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Belirgin deseni yok: vizon, gri ve bej geçişler
260×370 cm
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Kütahya tezgâhında dokundu, deseni ışıkla siliniyor
300×390 cm
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Kırmızı zeminde simetrik çiçekler, Anadolu'nun mirası
300×400 cm
Tempus Series Anatolian Medallion Patterned Red Wool Loom-Woven Rug
başlangıç 13.000 TL≈ 8.600 TL/m²
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Siyah zemine beyaz çizgiler, minimalist bir geometri
250×350 cm
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Ortasında geleneksel madalyon, yüzeyi baştan sona yün
300×400 cm
A 10 square meter rug (approximately 108 sq ft) is essentially the metric equivalent of a standard 9x12 rug, our largest commonly stocked size tier before moving into extra-large, custom-format territory.
This is the size for rooms that have genuinely outgrown standard living room proportions, open-plan living-dining combinations, larger great rooms, or formal salons meant to unify an entire furniture arrangement rather than a single seating group.
The Upper End of Standard Sizing
9x12 (and its close metric equivalent, 10 m²) represents the practical upper limit of what most furniture retailers stock as a 'standard' size before moving into custom or made-to-order extra-large formats. Beyond this size, both cost and production lead time increase meaningfully, which is why 9x12/10 m² is where most large-room shoppers land rather than sizing up further.
The Exact Numbers
10 square meters converts to 107.6 square feet, compared to a 9x12's 108 square feet, a difference of less than half a square foot, functionally identical for any room-planning purpose. Exact centimeter dimensions (commonly close to 270cm x 370cm or similar, depending on the specific pattern's traditional proportions) are listed on each product page.
Why Choose a 10 m² Rug from Halicizade
At this size, pattern and color choice become even more consequential than at smaller tiers, since the rug will dominate the room's visual field; we keep our most versatile, broadly appealing designs, particularly Oushak-style faded palettes and classic medallion layouts, well stocked at this size specifically for that reason.
Placement Guidance for a 10 m² Rug
This size is generous enough to unify an entire large furniture arrangement, not just a single sofa grouping.
- Sectional plus additional seating: comfortably fits the full arrangement with all or front legs resting on the rug.
- Open-plan living-dining combination: works well as a single anchoring piece across both zones, or as the living-area half of a two-rug system.
- Formal dining room seating 8+: comfortably accommodates chairs pulled out from a large extended table.
- Great rooms and larger open floor plans: this is typically the minimum size that reads as proportionate rather than 'floating' in a genuinely large room.
10 m² vs. 9x12: Side by Side
| 10 m² (metric) | 9x12 (imperial) | |
|---|---|---|
| Square footage | 107.6 sq ft | 108 sq ft |
| Typical use | Large living room, open-plan space, formal dining | Large living room, open-plan space, formal dining |
| Practical difference | Negligible for room planning | Negligible for room planning |
| Beyond this size | Custom/made-to-order territory (12 m² and up) | Custom/made-to-order territory |
Care & Maintenance
A rug of this scale represents a significant investment, professional cleaning every 12-18 months and a quality full-size rug pad are both worth budgeting for alongside the rug itself to protect that investment long-term.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 10 m² the same as 9x12?
Essentially yes; 10 m² is about 107.6 square feet versus a 9x12's 108 square feet, a negligible difference for any practical room-planning purpose.
What size room fits a 10 m² rug best?
Large living rooms, open-plan living-dining combinations, great rooms, and formal dining rooms seating eight or more.
Is 10 m² the largest standard size available?
It's our largest commonly stocked standard tier; sizes beyond this (12 m² and up) move into less common, sometimes custom-order territory.
How much bare floor should surround a 10 m² rug?
Aim for roughly 12-24 inches of visible flooring between the rug's edge and the walls in a room this size, proportionally more than a smaller room would need.
Is a rug pad necessary at this size?
Strongly recommended; a full-size pad prevents slipping, adds cushioning across a large surface area, and protects both the rug and flooring from wear at furniture pressure points.
What patterns work best at 10 m²?
Broadly appealing designs like Oushak-style faded palettes and classic medallion layouts tend to work well at this scale since they read clearly without feeling overwhelming across a large floor area.