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10 Under $300: Giant, Affordable Rugs to Cover Hideous Floors
Rentals often come with more than their fair share of terrible flooring, but gross linoleum in the bedrooms is a new personal low. Determined not to sleep in a room with floors unfit for a kitchen but also determined not to break the bank, I've been pricing out huge rugs to cover that mess. READ: Decorating With Patterns The two bedrooms in question are 15'x9' each, and by our (local, approximate) estimates, it would cost up to $1,400 to replace them with laminate or hardwood flooring — and that's if we do the work ourselves. Installing hardwood floors in a rental is probably insane — unless you plan on living there for a good long while, and I certainly wouldn't judge you! — and while laminate would be less expensive, we're holding to the higher price so we'd be prepared for unforeseen expenses. That $1,400 estimate also makes the prices of the following rugs a lot more attractive. In our relatively small bedrooms, a queen size bed in each would leave approximately 9'x9' of floor to be covered with a rug, but I've included rugs in a range of sizes, all under $300.
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![Urban Outfitters Magical Thinking Chevron, 8'x10', $199:]()
![Target's Maple Fretwork, 7'x10', $149:]()
![Target's Blu Dot Real Wood, 7'x10', $349:]()
![Target's Hand Woven Wool Tie Dye, 7'x10', $179:]()
![IKEA's Lappljung Ruta, 6'7]()
![IKEA's Morum, 6'7]()
![IKEA's Egeby, 6'7]()
![Crate & Barrel's Flint Sisal, 6'x9', $299:]()
![Crate & Barrel's Andhra Slate, 8'x10', $279:]()
![Pottery Barn's Parker Indoor/Outdoor, 8'x10', $249:]()
- Published11 Images
10 Under $300: Giant, Affordable Rugs to Cover Hideous Floors
Rentals often come with more than their fair share of terrible flooring, but gross linoleum in the bedrooms is a new personal low. Determined not to sleep in a room with floors unfit for a kitchen but also determined not to break the bank, I've been pricing out huge rugs to cover that mess. READ: Decorating With Patterns The two bedrooms in question are 15'x9' each, and by our (local, approximate) estimates, it would cost up to $1,400 to replace them with laminate or hardwood flooring — and that's if we do the work ourselves. Installing hardwood floors in a rental is probably insane — unless you plan on living there for a good long while, and I certainly wouldn't judge you! — and while laminate would be less expensive, we're holding to the higher price so we'd be prepared for unforeseen expenses. That $1,400 estimate also makes the prices of the following rugs a lot more attractive. In our relatively small bedrooms, a queen size bed in each would leave approximately 9'x9' of floor to be covered with a rug, but I've included rugs in a range of sizes, all under $300.
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