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I bought a couple of rugs from wayfair, mainly because it was a convenient way to buy rugs, as in: I didn't really want to go shopping for a long time to find a
by pfooti 9y ago
I bought a couple of rugs from wayfair, mainly because it was a convenient way to buy rugs, as in: I didn't really want to go shopping for a long time to find a rug that met my needs (dimension, colors, price).
I'm currently in the market for a sofa, but this is more of a hobby than anything else - my wife and I don't have the same taste in sofa design, it turns out, so the overlap between what each like is small to start with. Factor in the need to be a nap-comfortable sofa and there's a lot of limitations there. A good sofa should last 20+ years, so I'm willing to take the time to find the right one.
- Sangermaine 9y agoWhat was your experience buying rugs from them? I'm in the same boat as you in terms of wanting a rug but not wanting to spend time physically going around.
- pfooti 9y agoIt was pretty positive. I bought two area rugs from them, both are holding up well. According to my order history, they're now 2.8 years old, so I'd say I'm pleased. Not super-cheap ($375 for the two of them), but free shipping. Neither seem to be available anymore, which isn't super-surprising given stock turnover and so on.
- bonniemuffin 9y agoAlso check out rugsusa.com -- I ordered two large area rugs from them a couple years ago and have been quite happy. They have an insanely huge selection. I think rugs are easy to order online relative to other furniture-type stuff, because the general shape is obvious: you don't have to see it in person to know it's going to be shaped like a rug.