Can you post a picture of the entry?

Something that gives the feeling of mosaics and tiles. However, it depends on your flooring. Whatever you pick needs to harmonize with the floor.

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I would consider seagrass with black welting.

These are all great suggestions!

dark wood door, or maybe black trim. gold light,

black w/gold metal would be better.

Gorgeous! Where can I find the rug?

who are you asking? me and the Dhurrie rug?

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West Elm has this one. Torres wool kilim

@Beth H:yes, thanks! (you can tell I'm new to this). Love your ideas.

The paper has gold and silver metallic. What do you think of this Pottery Barn ikat rug?

Your paper is the star. This is a small area. Do not mess it up with a busy rug. All these suggested are VERY busy rugs.

meh. too much cream and brown. you don't have any cream, only white.

btw, what kind of floor are you doing? why don't you post a pic of the actual entry so we can see what you're working with??

Great points-I'll post a picture of the entry tomorrow. @ Anglophilia: what do you suggest?

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@ Irene~thanks! Where did you find the gold rug?

itoo am afraid of drowning out the wall paper.

I really like that wallpaper, have always wanted to use it somewhere.

You don't need to think of the wallpaper as the "star" that hogs all the glory, it's actually a fairly neutral wallpaper because of the color and quite small print. You can pretty much pair it with any color. I would either choose a plain rug or one with bold pattern, to contrast the wallpaper.

Thanks for all of your great suggestions. Here is the foyer. I

I'd go with a jute/seagrass. Check out Dash & Albert for some great options.

maybe this very grayed out one?

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I would also want to know: is the entire entryway getting this paper? Are you going to do any other painting, like is the millwork up for a new color? How dramatic is dramatic?

@palimpest: I plan to tone down the doors with a paint color matching the white of the paper. I like the idea of a gold sputnik lamp to replace the recessed light. I am papering all of the walls in the entry.I love this photo for inspiration, It's a discontinued Cole and Sons paper by the same artist:

What do you think of an ivory shag rug?

Here is another version of the same photo:

I think an ivory shag rug in the entryway would be problematic. It would be great in a bedroom...

Would you consider painting any of the millwork black or a non-metallic "gold" in the same general tone as that found in the paper?

When I have done this sort of treatment I have also changed the closet doors to slabs and papered right over them.

@palimpest: those are very interesting suggestions-the 6 doors have always been a problem-if I use a lot of color around them, the doors are what you see as you walk in. I agree that an ivory shag rug may be a problem, Maybe a goldish color as suggested by Irene.

I deleted one of my comments now that I see how small the print is on the wallpaper. It's great but very busy, so a simple rug with minimal pattern will work best. Next time, at the outset, show the whole setting of the space you're asking about so we can take in all the elements.

Black and white or the white and black dhurries someone suggested should go back in play. Very important: make sure whatever you pick works with the floor color. Some of the golds, straw, and tans won't give you enough contrast against the floor even if they complement the wallpaper. Love the idea of black doors.