How/where do I order a custom-sized area rug?
Debbi Branka
8 years ago
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Comments (5)At the last house that we had built, I knew that I was going to float the couch in the living room. I spent some time at the site measuring and remeasuring, so I could have the floor plug under the couch (more toward the back of it). This worked great, since I placed a narrow table with a lamp behind the couch. If you know the furniture layout, then it should be fairly easy to measure it out and make the determination....See MoreWhat size area rug and where should it be placed?
Comments (5)Get some blue painters tape and tape the area you want the rug to cover then measure it. Or post it here for suggestions. Ideally it would be 2 feet wider than you sofa then measure how far past the coffee table you would want it...See MoreHow do I style my living/kitchen area?!?!
Comments (20)Thank you all again, so much. I genuinely appreciate the time everyone has put in to help me (and my family) come up with a solution that will improve our living situation!! Some overall thoughts... I hate to just stone wall any suggestions, because I'll take it all and you never know what will stick - but some things that are probably hard limits for us are: The sectional has to stay. Blah. It has to stay together, all in one piece. Also blah, I know, but although it's a relatively small thing, we actually sorely need the arms on all ends with two toddlers literally bouncing around on it all day. We DO use our fireplace! Only in the winter months, but I admit I love it (more than my husband, who is in charge of log chopping/lugging/fire building/cleaning XD) and having a fireplace was a big sell for me in getting this house. So I would be heartbroken to cover up the fireplace. I can't find the exact measurements of our living room, but... we probably have about 5 inches of squeeze through space between the sectional and the walls. It's awful!!! I know, I know. We learned our lesson big time. However... @rrah Hello, you have blown my mind. WHOA!!!!!!!!! I am thrilled to share that you've inspired a huge paradigm shift in how we look at our entire house. SO the update is: We are measuring and brainstorming and seriously trying to move our entire living area - blessed sectional included! - into our sunroom! Which up until now has been a playroom/dirty living room where the animals hang out. We are measuring and trying to see how to move our entire dining room into the living room! I may even get a new kitchen table out of this! Woohoo! Maybe best news of all - this shift will leave our dining room empty, and in a spontaneous moment, my husband half-jokingly suggested that it could be my craft room aaaaaaaand the idea has taken root and will not budge and now I may have a ground floor craft room (easy for me to work on my many many projects AND cook and keep an eye on the kids) and my husband will have his home office back without getting wrapped up in yarn and thread every step he takes! I'm SO excited! Wow! I never would have thought I could have every single thing I wanted in a house from this house and I was okay with that, but now I'm actually maybe going to get so many things! Now what's best practice going forward? Everyone's help here has been invaluable! When people ask a design question here, is it customary to start a new discussion for every new question? Shall I just keep adding new questions here? I feel like as we embark on this whole shift I will need more advice! Thank you so much everyone!...See MoreI can’t center dining table on area rug. Rug or no rug?
Comments (15)@KW PNW Z8 there is a lot of missing info on my part here. The gray wall that shuts in my kitchen is coming down in the near future and I’ll be building an island that comes out in line with the counter edge you see on that w all. The light will be replaced with a new one so iI won’t need to swag it and yes, those wheels come off the table legs. Those are just for moving heavy furniture. I just got done painting my floors so there was a lot of shifting of furniture happening. The table needs to be in that position to accommodate for the new island I’m building. And the high chair goes bye bye very soon as well....See Morepalimpsest
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