Want all the rugs to match. Looking for burgundy (not red) and grey colors. Need 2 round rugs and a square foyer rug as well as long has runners. I can’t find anything to match in those colors. Any hello would be appreciated

It looks like if you did a rug it would most likely need to be big enough to cover that whole area. The small rug would have to be taken away.

The room is coming along very well. Definitely take your time to do it right. . Are there any rug stores in your area? Especially one that might be independently owned. Often, they have a back room of rug remnants that you can purchase and they will size it and bind it for you. There is one in my area that does binding for $2/linear foot. And you don't even have to have purchased the remnant from them. You may be able to find a sisal or textured piece that fits your need as a remnant and have it cut to size. Is there a Habitat ReStore in your area? In my area, new carpet remnants are always being donated by stores. I got a new 15x15 textured remnant for $25 (had to wait and wait for the markdowns), had it cut and bound at a local rug store for $88. Sweet! Coincidentally, the rug store had donated it to Habitat when they cleared out their warehouse when the building was sold. The carpet style was still in stock and was $12/sq ft .if I had bought it from them directly. I love a bargain!!!! When you want a bargain you do have to be willing to wait for what you want and/or be flexible to know that maybe what your heart is set on is not the best thing. Stay open to possibilities. Sisal is sold by the sq. ft at rug stores.You could have an area rug made. It might get pricey but wait for a sale or maybe find a remnant. Here's a sisal wool I splurged on at the same rug store after my bargain rug. Lots of colorways available for sisal if you go that route. Also, delivery fees have gone crazy where I am so look for ways to save on that if you go local. The two rugs were far too large for my SUV so a friend and I rented a large van for $55 vs. the $175 delivery fee and brought it home ourselves.

One thought - is that it is a good idea to purchase the smallest size first, when you can - so you can check for color, texture, and how the rug actially appears in your space with your lighting, etc. This helps to avoid having to potentially send back a huge rug, if it doesn’t work and/or if you just don’t like it in real time If you like that rug - for sure try it. I will just say that you do not necessarily have to match your wall art; and sometimes it’s better not to try matching the art . Art really stands on its own. And you don’t necessarily have to incorporate any green in the DR rug; you can, of course, but you do not have to. My approach - would be to let the art be the art, and to moreso connect the DR rug with the overall spaces. .