I think a natural fiber rug would provide nice textured warm contrast to the smooth gray leather and complement the nature aspect of the floral print.

Stick with ivory and gray....than add color with your swivel rocker..pillows and art...Keep it a large scale print to not compete with the floral fabric.

Let's say you'll have gleaming metal coffee table, maybe this neutral.

Riviera Rug, Light Blue, 5'x8' · More Info

Salmon, beige, burgundy for light, feminine look. Hand woven 60% Jute, 40% Chenille [reversible, minimal shedding] Rug Pad recommended.

With this, maybe a toasty driftwood-grey coffee table...

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whst a totally different idea!!

This bit of teal is too dark,, but nice stripe-y effect I think. Would leave room if you have art with lotsa floral look [rug could be neutral then]....

How many chairs are there?

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This rust is small amount - and if me I might try it, cause the plum-brown color [in yours] allows a bit of other earthy tones [like rust]...

especially if floor is dark wood....

Indoor/Outdoor Isle Area Rug, Rectangle, Beige-Rust, 5'3"x7'7" · More Info

Matching in mist and aqua?

Loloi Rug, Mist/Aqua, 5'3"x7'7" · More Info

Jute Beachy/ called Prairie... whichever you want. :)

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You can't go wrong with natural textured Jute rugs!

Everdebz I think you are on wrong post!

The pattern is beautiful, keep it on a simple woven rug, seagrass does not stain, but sisal does. Even a wool look sisal would be fine. You can have broadloom carpet cut and bound to fit the room size perfectly.

The add two colors from the print for accent colors in all your accessories, with one more dominant than the other color. Add touches of brown and white in small doses for neutral items and balance. Very pretty!

Yes, funny... my laptop makes deleting easy if things start getting much busier! But was showing how natural a print that is. Not any tan in it [I could've posted a regular jute] but the one I did has bit of color to liven up.

Hi Sherri, I like the two different material combinations you've chosen, smooth and textured. But I would not choose any more clear gray or salmon. A dark muddy basil green (it has just a hint of gray), would tie-in well but not present another main color. Andreas Contreras offers an excellent choice in her left photo that is a little lighter than I'm suggesting but is very pretty and subtle, a good thing with such strong main colors. Good luck. You're thinking out-of-the-box and I like that.

Where can i see this basil green ?? think it sounds awesome

Do not go any darker with rug than the gray sofa...lighter would enhance the colors.

Salmon could work with light tiled floor - it's in the 'watercolored' mix of flower -- Not adding another....its amount of burgundy was small.

I think I agree that a solid basil is muted/dark, and isn't the best neutral in the fabric [unless the floor is dark wood or something].

All good... it's earthy.

i have dark walnut hardwood floor

Sherri - Here are a few. Nos 2 & 3 from Overstock. And No. 1 from Wayfair - you can use their photo-search to find them. Glad you liked my idea.

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so what do I do with my dining area? I have a l shaped living dining room area. Do I use the same rug there are different one??

A gray sofa with a gray geometric rug gives such a great backdrop for bold color..the bright coral is the color to focus in on...repeat in in solid bold pillows on the sofa...this is accented with teal but you can see how the rug grounds the space and let's the bold furniture dominate!

Than you can do a similar pattern in dining room but do it in a deep coral that is in the chair...

I'd use same rugs throughout to keep it simple and elegant.

Rugs posted by Pros, and mine showed same pattern but in different colors - you could do that [same rug in a complementing color, if you used the colors in the open rooms]...