Yes, but the rug should lie flat, use a carpet-compatible pad when needed, and be checked for movement, trapped soil, and uneven fading.
Rugs can add color and protect high-traffic areas.
A rug may creep, ripple, or create a trip hazard on soft carpet.
Specialized rug pads designed for use over carpet can reduce movement. Adhesive tapes may damage carpet and should not be used without approval.
The covered carpet may age or fade differently from exposed areas.
Robot vacuums can scratch hardwood and LVP if the brush roll or wheels are abrasive. Tile and carpet are safe for most robots. Use robots with soft brush rolls…