RUGS POINT ORIGINAL DATA · UPDATED 25 AUGUST 2026
What does a real rug catalogue in Australia look like by size, material, style and price? Rugs Point analysed its live catalogue feed to publish a transparent snapshot of 373 rug products, including 282 currently matchable in-stock area rugs. The figures below are first-party catalogue data, not estimates copied from another website.
What popular rug sizes cost in the current Rugs Point catalogue
The table uses in-stock rectangular variants and groups near-equivalent Australian rug dimensions together (for example, 200×285 cm and 200×290 cm). Median figures use listed variant prices before checkout promotions.
| Common size | In-stock products | Median listed price |
|---|---|---|
| 120×170 cm | 14 | $189.50 |
| 160×230 cm | 192 | $490 |
| 200×290 cm | 232 | $699 |
| 240×330 cm | 185 | $990 |
| 280×380 cm | 10 | $1,599 |
| 300×400 cm | 63 | $1,699 |
Material mix of in-stock area rugs
Of the 282 matchable in-stock area rugs in this snapshot, 215 are polypropylene, 58 are wool and 9 are polyester based on the primary material field. That means synthetic rugs dominate the current catalogue by product count, while wool forms a substantial premium segment.
Which rug styles have the widest choice?
Products can belong to more than one style, so these counts overlap. The current matchable range contains 190 Modern, 175 Contemporary, 51 Traditional, 41 Transitional and 16 Shaggy products.
What the data suggests for Australian rug buyers
The strongest choice is currently concentrated around the two mainstream living-room sizes: roughly 160×230 cm and 200×290 cm. Moving to approximately 240×330 cm materially increases the median listed price, while 280×380 cm and 300×400 cm sit in a much smaller, more premium inventory segment.
How this index was calculated
This snapshot was calculated from the Rugs Point live catalogue feed on 25 August 2026. It excludes sold-out variants from price and size calculations and excludes obvious hallway runners, utility mats and children's play mats from the 282-product area-rug matching set. Circular and square variants are not used in the rectangular size benchmark. Prices are catalogue prices at the time of the snapshot and can change.
This is a Rugs Point catalogue benchmark, not a claim to represent every rug sold by every retailer in Australia. We publish the methodology so journalists, designers, researchers and shoppers can understand exactly what the figures measure.
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You may quote or reference these figures with attribution to Rugs Point — Rug Price & Availability Index Australia 2026 and a link to this page. For questions about the data or Australian rug buying, contact info@rugspoint.com.au.
Last updated: 25 August 2026