Short answer: We sell nine washable rug designs in the US: Caleb, Gabrielle, Laryssa, Liliana, Margot, Olivia, Shelly, Tristan and Vincent. Between them they come in 21 shades, and every design comes in five sizes.
The sizes run from a 2.5' x 8' runner to a 9' x 12' rug. The construction is the same for all of them, so you are choosing a pattern and a shade, not a different feel underfoot. Because the surface, the cushioned pad and the care are shared, the design decision is mostly about how much pattern your room can take and which colors it already has. This guide lists every design with its shades, then helps you narrow the choice.
On This Page
- What is the same across every Cozey washable rug design?
- Which washable rug designs do we sell in the US?
- What sizes can you choose?
- How do you choose between a quiet and a bold design?
- Which design and shade suit which room?
- How do you match a rug shade to your sofa and wood tones?
- Our recommendation
- Explore our washable rugs
What is the same across every Cozey washable rug design?
Every design is built the same way, which is why the choice is visual. Each rug has a soft polyester chenille layer, with the pattern digitally printed on it. The pattern is not woven at different pile heights, so two designs feel alike underfoot. Our guide to how we design our washable rugs explains why, and each design is named after a Cozey employee.
Each rug also includes a cushioned modular pad, with an EVA core and TPR grip material on both sides. The pad slides into the pockets on the rug layer, so you take it out and machine wash only the rug layer. The pad is included, and our materials guide covers the layers in detail.
We have no formal slip-resistance rating, so we never call a rug slip-proof. The grip depends on your floor and how you use the room. Our guide to non-slip washable rugs for hardwood floors goes through what to check.
Which washable rug designs do we sell in the US?
These are the designs on our US rug page, with the shades you can select on each product page. Every design comes in all five sizes, subject to stock.
Which washable rug designs do we sell in the US?
| Design | Shades |
|---|---|
| Caleb | Sand & Truffle, White Swan |
| Gabrielle | Hazelnut, Thyme, Burgundy & Navy |
| Laryssa | Macadamia, Midnight, Oyster, Nutmeg |
| Liliana | Opal, Blackthorn |
| Margot | Sandstone, Quartz |
| Olivia | Pebble, Periwinkle Grey |
| Shelly | Canyon, Lagoon |
| Tristan | Canary, Mosswood |
| Vincent | Graphite, Mosaic |
Every design comes in at least two shades, and Laryssa comes in four, so you can compare shades of the same pattern, which is useful when you like a design but not its color. Browse the full range on our washable rugs page.
What sizes can you choose?
Every design comes in the same five sizes. Which one you need depends on the room, so we keep the full reasoning in our room-by-room size guide.
What sizes can you choose?
| Size | Where we would consider it |
|---|---|
| 2.5' x 8' runner | Hallways, entryways, galley kitchens |
| 3' x 5' | Small accents, compact entryways, bedside spaces |
| 5' x 8' | Small living rooms, bedrooms, reading areas |
| 8' x 10' | Living rooms, larger bedrooms, dining rooms |
| 9' x 12' | Spacious living areas, large bedrooms, open layouts |
The size you choose changes how much of the pattern you see, so look at the design in the size you plan to buy. The larger sizes also need a bigger washer, which our guide to machine washing a rug lists size by size.
How do you choose between a quiet and a bold design?
Start with what is already in the room. If the sofa, curtains and artwork carry plenty of color, a quieter design and a single shade keeps the room calm. If the furniture is mostly neutral, the rug is the natural place for a stronger pattern. A rug does not have to match the sofa, and a little contrast often looks more intentional.
Then count the patterns. A busy rug sits well beside plain upholstery but competes with patterned cushions and curtains. In that case pick a design you can see settling into the background, and repeat one of its colors elsewhere in the room.
Finally, think about the layout. The pattern shows most where the rug is open floor, so a small rug under a coffee table shows the whole design, while a large rug under a sectional shows mostly its border and the edges. If you want to add a second rug on top, our guide to layering washable rugs covers the size pairs and what we have and have not tested.
Which design and shade suit which room?
The table below is general design advice, not a product specification. Shade names are only a guide to color, so check each swatch on the product page before you decide.
Which design and shade suit which room?
| Room | What to look for | Shade approach |
|---|---|---|
| Living room | A design you will enjoy every day, sized to sit under the front legs of the seating | A shade that repeats a color from the sofa or the wood on your tables, such as Sandstone, Quartz, Pebble or Graphite |
| Bedroom | A calmer design, since you see it first thing and last thing | A soft shade, such as White Swan, Opal or Periwinkle Grey |
| Dining room | A design that works under a table, sized so the chairs stay on the rug when they are pulled out | A shade that sits comfortably with your floor and table finish, such as Macadamia, Canyon or Hazelnut |
| Hallway or entry | A 2.5' x 8' runner, which fits a standard home washer | A shade that suits the floor and walls on either side, such as Graphite, Mosaic or Thyme |
| Playroom or family room | A design you are happy to see every day, in a size you can wash | Our guide to rugs for pets and kids covers what to check |
If you want the rug to stand out, look at the shades whose names point to a distinct color, such as Burgundy & Navy, Lagoon, Midnight or Canary, and check the swatch.
How do you match a rug shade to your sofa and wood tones?
Pick the color you want to repeat, then choose the rug that carries it. If your sofa is a strong color, a quieter rug lets it lead. If your sofa is neutral, a shade with more color gives the room a focal point. Our guide to choosing a sofa color and our advice on pairing a sofa, accent chair and coffee table help you line up the larger pieces first.
Screens show color differently from a real room, so use the preview in natural lighting beside the shade selector on each product page, and hold the choice against your floor and walls at different times of day.
Our recommendation
- One strong color already in the room: a quiet shade, such as Quartz, Sandstone or Pebble.
- A neutral room that needs a focal point: a shade with more color, such as Burgundy & Navy, Lagoon or Canary.
- You like a pattern but not its shade: every design here comes in at least two shades, so compare them on the product page.
- Not sure about size: use painter's tape on the floor first, then follow our size guide.
- Still deciding: our guide to what to look for in a washable rug covers cleaning, comfort and backing.
Explore our washable rugs
Product specifications can change. Check the current dimensions on the product page before ordering.