Yes, it is rough on the feet. My 10 yr old son complained! I don't think I would put one in a room where you might sit or lie on the floor. I've heard that it softens over time. Will be interesting to see if that happens. Right now I almost always have socks on, but once it warms up I will be barefoot most of the time. I am wondering if I will hate it then. Hope not, because I love the way it looks. At first, my powder room door would drag. But, it was not sitting totally flat due to being rolled up during shipping. Now, it's flat and the door is fine. But, I suspect if your door is real low, it might not work.

Art looks good. Art is very personal, you see-it needs to be loved, or adored, or influencing you in some way-it can be very calmong, or joyful, or reminescent of things, or inspiring..or I have some art that sent me into crisis too lol. In short has to be meaningful. obviously there are rules on how and why to hang it-and it's nice to know these, because then when you decide to break them you know damn well why you did it)) "dullness" of pilows is kinda personal too. what's dull to me is not dull to others, and vise versa. say, I'm not a person of solid colors on pillows at all-I think I don't have one in my house. But it doesn't mean that solid color pillows are dull. What I'd do though, if I decided to go for solid color pillow-I'd ensure its texture (besides being pleasant to touch. I'm a lounging person-I expect my pillows to be comfy pillows)..so, I'd ensure its texture varies somehow-because different fabrics reflect light differently. Thus creating feeling of more depth even if they're one color. So if I have several pillows for example-I'll make sure that some of them are velvet. Or have embroidery (as you did). Or are textured, or faux fur, or felt, or are knitted, or..endless possibilities. Especially jewel deep tones like indigo or deep plum or emerald-they'll come alive more on more textured or maybe more refined and sleek material...they have this depth about them, you know, when you look into a precious stone?..so they like this interplay with light. They like being stones, or blown glass or silk or velvet, because every hit of light will make them then a tad different, and will give out this amazing feeling of depth, like a precious stone does. So yes, if you choose a color like that-you kinda indulge it ..you help it being as complex as it strives to be. By choosing the material that'll let it shine more. The pillows are not bad at all. But you can make them even better. What is the fabric? Of the blue ones? after sofa color shock, I'm prepared for everything:) it's easy to miss things, from computer image okay, after another illegible post..I'll wait for your pictures. It's really important to understand what is the color of the sofa. Most time of the day because if your very first picture showed this much warmer color-my answer would be very different. Love your table PS make sure 5 by 7 rug is enough, in your space

drsaj, is return shipping the same regardless of which size you buy? Maybe you could try buying the smallest size to see what you think of whichever is your favorite. Then, if it has to go back, it won't cost as much to send it back. Just buy it without the under pad so it will be nice and light. I bet the 2x3 would fold right up to fit in a one-price no matter the weight box from the P.O. Maybe even an envelope. I think the smallest boxes are around $7.00. BTW, what did you think of the quality? I am thinking of ordering one for my kitchen and my master bedroom. I have a Basset Hound who insists on sleeping next to my husband in the bedroom every night and I need something that is easily washed. Everdebz-to answer your question-these are a lighter rug that lay down over a pad. You just pull the rug up to wash and the pad stays in place.

Totally. Haven't moved furniture back up yet so I don't have a picture. Just didn't know if it's an odd choice to put a small circular rug under a desk chair under a larger desk--you know, like how it's standard advice to say to get a larger rug for your living room or one that fully fits your dining room chairs when they're pulled out from the table...I wanted to be sure I wouldn't be committing a design crime or something!