bedspread with oriental rug?
Linda Ross
15 years ago
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15 years agoingrid_vc so. CA zone 9
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Oriental rug colors for adjacent rugs/rooms--blue & black?
Comments (9)I went out one last time today, and found another rug. Now I have 2 "finalists", neither being without faults! The new choice has a mostly very light golden oak background a little lighter than the floor for both the main field and the main border--in other words, it seems to be a bit too much of the same thing. It has a black edge, black in the background of the two 1-1/2" borders on each side of the main border, and black scattered about in small doses throughout some of the rest of the design, including part of the medallion. Most of the medallion is a rust color that is close enough to the henna in my other rug that it looks ok. There's very little green in this rug. It's a beautiful densely knotted rug. Negatives-- this rug doesn't look good with the paint (we're not repainting!) or the furniture, and when the sun shines, watch out!-- it really looks like a bright gold, and it costs more. Other than the intensity of the light colored background, this rug seems to balance with the other two rugs as far as the overall look, and it looks better at night. So if we never had the money to replace the 9x12, I wouldn't feel like the room is out of whack. The "black" rug--the other colors in it look good with the paint, the coverings on the chairs that go around the table on it, the present sofa, the other rug in the same room, and the floor. The only negative is that it makes that part of the room so dark, especially at night, that I can almost feel the floor tilting down over there! Also, it seems to be too much for the blue (which looks gorgeous in the daytime, and dark at night) in the DR. If I choose this rug, it seems like my only choice to balance all three rugs would be to get a dark rug to replace the 9x12, and I really don't like the idea of 3 dark rugs. annz, the design of all of the rugs is somewhat related. The experienced daughter of the owner of the decades old place where I got the one rug has been very helpful, given the various constraints I have in choosing this rug. If you could see the color this floor makes the rugs appear, you'd probably understand why I'm giving it the importance I am. Your email did not show up on the screen, BTW. sujafr, thanks for the explanation for posting pictures. DH said he'd try to help me get some pictures loaded some time tomorrow. ideefixe, I'm not looking for antique tribal rugs, just handmade ones with traditional designs. Your suggestion to have a carpet company make a rug for the time being is a good one, except that I need the rug by Sunday! Thank you all for your posts. I hope I'll have the pictures up tomorrow. Anne...See MoreMixing Oriental Rugs with Sisal Rugs? Opinions Please
Comments (6)Another yes. It's a very Bunny Williams/Ben Pentreath/Schuyler Samperton mix : ) . I have mostly Persian/tribal rugs but needed a round rug for the tower room in the new house so went with jute, They also look good layered, with the Persian rug on top. Do we get to see pictures? Please??...See MoreDoes anyone have the oriental style shrike green area rug?
Comments (11)Holly, I do not have a picture. My things are in storage until I move into my new place in about 5-6 weeks. But I did use it in the bathroom for a while. Patricia is right about polypropylene rugs looking cheap. You can tell the pattern is printed on but I didn't want a good one for the bathroom. In my new place it will go outdoors on the porch. The railing and outdoor carpeting is brown, a color I loathe, and I eventually want to paint the house a pistacho green with forest green shutters and trim. The porch railings will be forest green so a temporary solution until I can afford to do all that painting is having this rug over the brown carpeting. (Painting the door emerald will be nice too.) The cost was so low on sale, about $35, that I don't mind that it will probably fade and certainly wear out. I will replace it when that happens. Just know that because it is polypropylene and inexpensive it is never going to feel like a good wool rug. But buy padding and it will help the "feel" of it on your mama's feet....See Moreuse of pattern in chairs with oriental rug
Comments (4)In general, if your rug pattern is large you will want a smaller pattern on the chairs. If your rug has a small pattern, you can use a larger pattern on the chairs, or something like a stripe. Post a photo of the rug and what style chair you're looking at....See Morenhb22
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