I went to the link for the original room design, and the rug was the client's, along with some other existing pieces. "First up is her dining room. They just recently built this house, so luckily for us, tabula rasa (blank slate). Nothing I love more. Since the room has beautiful millwork, we decided to go with a rich toffee brown color to coat the walls, which will serve as a fabulous contrast between the white details. She already had some existing pieces that were meant to stay: dining room table, buffet (temporarily), rug and a china cabinet that was dying for a makeover."

It is a very pretty stone, I can't help you find it, but I can recommend that before you buy it, you bring a sample home and look at it in your light. Pink stones are notoriously difficult to work around. They look pink under direct light, but most of the time they just look yellow/brown. Before you choose a stone, make sure to find inspiration images that use it well - kitchens you would want to own. This will at least give you an idea of what to pair with it in terms of cabinet colors and bs tile. Good luck!

Several sites sell it, here’s a few. I’m not seeing it in the extra large sizes, though — https://www.rugs-direct.com/Details/Surya-Harput-HAP1069/134666 https://www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdx/mistana-hillsby-beigelight-gray-area-rug-mitn2359.html https://www.houzz.com/products/surya-harput-hap-1069-gray-charcoal-beige-area-rug-18-sample-prvw-vr~135199754 https://www.modernrugs.com/area-rugs/surya-surya-harput-hap-1069-light-gray-rug_-_1510_hap-1069.html

Sigh...another partial floor renovation with a man-made product. I'm sorry you have to learn this the hard way. Man-made products like laminate, vinyl, engineered hardwood, factory finished hardwood, etc have a shelf-life of (roughly) 24 months. Once they have had their day, they disappear forever. The big manufacturers need to stay on trend so that customers can find what they want RIGHT NOW! If the manufacturers let their lines go stale they lose out on millions of dollars worth of sales each month. It's how they renew themselves when they sell products that can 'live' for 25 years. So what to do? Not much. You will either move to something completely different, or start over. If it has been more than 2 years since you installed your floor, you will be hard pressed to find enough of the product to satisfy a medium sized renovation (200sf) let alone 'the rest of the house'. Please show us pics. There may be some on Houzz who can find you a decent look alike.