I have the Champagne. I used to have a White Star, which was also fine. I upgraded because I have severe asthma, and the filtration is better on the Champagne. It also has Direct Connect -- which means I can just take the floor tool off and replace it with a dusting tool or whatever I need - much easier to handle.

Elle, none of these are the one above, but you may see something that could substitute - https://www.google.com/search?q=gray+textured+stripes+rug&client=firefox-b-1&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi9vtOGgtHcAhVOKKwKHRMCDhkQsAR6BAgFEAE&biw=1093&bih=435

I like this one in there, as it livens up the room, but has nice, muted patterns. It plays well with your other colors and patterns and brings in a bit of an updated, transitional vibe. (The mock-up is brighter than it actually would be, due to the photo being dark.) Great price: $209 for an 8x11. https://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/rugs/rugs-usa-faded-gothic-medallion/Sand/200KKCB23B-O8010.html ~~~~~ If it’s not to your liking, browse around on that site. Good prices and selection. If you see a rug you like, you can mock it up like I did. Look for a button, ”See this rug in my room”. ETA: Just noticed that size is out of stock, but if you like it, it can maybe be found elsewhere. ~~~~~~~ Adding another I just saw. I don’t know your style preferences, so just throwing darts here. :) But I love mixing tribal patterns with florals, it gives a great vintage vibe: https://rugs.com/beige-7x10-dahlia-area-rug-6280276?rt=bbsize $249. Mixing patterns is a classic and timeless look (if you want to go in that direction):

This is what i might try a square rug that is placed in the space between the stove, the counter, the yellow line i see on the floor and the wall. however, I would experiment with arranging the furniture like this Push the left half of the modular sofa into the corner. Turn the other half of the sofa so it directly faces the wood stove. Bring the pieces of the modular sofa close enough to each other that you are left with an empty square in the corner where the counter meets the wall. Arrange your tables inside that squar, and plan to put a plant in there as well. Or a two-headed floor lamp. i think i would might buy a black and white rug for that space. An indoor outdoor rug might work best.