Oops! Ignore the packages and books on the tables :)

That is a lovely room. Yes, new rugs would cheer it up. Along with pillows and throws. I am not very good at linking into posts so I will leave that to some of the more professional folks. Perhaps go to Wayfair, plug in your potential colors, size etc. and just look at various rugs. Crate and Barrel has some nice decor too, I just bought some lively stems for my entrance.

I love Wayfair and Crate and Barrel. I just can't pic anything out. I'm terrible at it! They do have nice things, I just can't pull them together. Hoping to get lots of help :)

Think you are very close. Would move the chair by the door to the opposite corner.

Think window treatments, curtains/drapes would help soften the room. Realize side window will be tricky.

Would go larger with the area rug so it is at least under the front feet of sofa & chairs.

To create more contrast, would probably choose a rug that did not have red or brown in it. Maybe green or blue, in a high contrast pattern, or a solid color significantly lighter or darker than the wood floors.

I really like shag rugs. They are so fluffy and luxurious. I would pick a solid bright and bigger than what you have. Then possibly pick that solid color in a pattern for the pillows?

I kinda like the 2nd rug. But WOW! The prices. What about the rest of the room? Should rugs match? Any opinions appreciated

I agree that curtain panels will help the room look more finished and also help with acoustics. I would do a nice textured panel, similar to the wall color. Definitely a bigger, brighter rug and some throw pillows to match. They will help break up all the brown furniture in the room.

esale rugs has great prices and free shipping and returns. If available, order the smallest version of the rug to test it out. Much easier to bring a smaller one back to the post office.

A larger rug is not going to be inexpensive but think about how many years you used your current rug. Is a new nice rug that you love worth $5 or $10 per month for 10 years? I think so :)

This is from Target (but unfortunately $1800 for the 8x10). I added it to see if you liked the style.

Yes! I love that. I really want to find rugs online and be done with it. So, please give me your ideas :) I can't pull this room together for the life of me! Anybody good at idea boards I'm open to suggestions.

The mini blinds are the only thing SCREAMING not finished. The rest would be tomatoe/tomato tweaking.

I really like that rug d_gw posted and think it would look great with your couches and chair. Then get some cream curtain panels.

Do you need the loveseat? If possible, I would try to put your tv in the bookcase. Center the sofa across from the fireplace, it looks a little off center to me? Float the wing chair where the loveseat is currently. Move the small chair as Mdln suggested.

eta, sorry, I saw suggestion on moving chair so I thought you were looking for arrangement advice as well. I should have read more closely!

I like the rug and that's a great price. They have it red also, but I think the blue may look better. I would have never looked at that so its great to have another eye. What about the entryway? Would you get a rug the size I have or a runner? Would you order the same one or put another one with it?

I'd turn the entry rug around 90 degrees. And get another in the same colorway as your main rug. The good thing about orientals is that they don't need to match, just blend.

I think you need something lighter to bring in the fireplace and bookcases but also with some darkish rich color flecks to bring in the sofa's. Maybe something sort of like this Seville rug.

This is the chair fabric. Not a good pic, it has Sage green in it. Making me rethink the blue, I don't know

That's better, couldn't see the chair well in the other photo. Anyway, the above rug does have some green in it but it's impossible to tell with online photos of rugs whether they will work or not. Sometimes you get lucky though. If you are out looking I'd look at some similar things. I like that that rug doesn't have a prominent border.

I'm still stuck. I don't think the blue rug will go with my chairs, so I've been looking online today for light solids. Should I just try to find a new oriental type with light colors? Help! I can't move on with the rest of the room until I get rugs in place.

Are you worried about the rug colors clashing with the chairs or the pattern clashing? From your pictures, your chair pattern reads mostly solid so I don't think pattern will be an issue.

Do you think the cream version of the same rug might work? I'd order the smallest version of the blue and the cream and see if they work with the chairs. Esale has very easy returns. It's difficult to match color online and you won't really know until you see the rugs in person.

I'm worried about the rug colors clashing with the chairs. There is green in the red chair and then I have the smaller green chair. I don't have anything blue, although I do like the rug you posted. I love reds, really like the one you posted from target, although not the $1800 price tag. I've searched Esale and Wayfair all week. What do you think about a predominately red oriental type for the large area rug?

Here are a few I looked at

The rugs you posted look great but reds are notoriously hard to match. With a predominantly red rug, if the red of the chairs and the red of the rug are off, it will be much more noticeable.

If you have a red skirt and a red blouse and you try to wear them together, it will be obvious if they don't match. If you wear a cream blouse with a small red print and a red skirt, it's not as noticeable if the reds don't quite match. Does that make sense?

It looks to me like the cream version of the rug I posted has red and a bit of green in it should tie all your furniture together. I think the blue might work as well. The rug doesn't need to match everything in the room.

What about this one from esale rugs? The price for a 10' x 13' is only $399.