I personally think the pattern is too busy with the bedding. Since you have some red accents, why not pull that into the rug. I briefly looked at your link - but didn't have time to search through the reds. Your woodwork and floors are really nice and I think the right red would really warm up the space.

They look like they will coordinate well with each other and your drapes, but I've found that it's sometimes quite difficult to judge colors from photos on line. If they have a 2 x 3 maybe you can order that and send it back if you have to for not quite so much $$. Or maybe the 2 x 3 can be used elsewhere in your home. I'd want to have a chance to see it all together IRL before committing. If the smaller size isn't an option, maybe you can find out the mfg and check it out locally. OTH, Ballards frequently has discounts noted in their catalogues. Maybe waiting until they run a great sale might be a good idea. While you're waiting you'll have a chance to perhaps score a perfect buy on CL or Ebay. Good luck!

I'm not sure I quite understand your question. Are you asking if you should get two of the same rug for two different living spaces? If that's the question, my answer would be "no". There are too many wonderful options to double up like that. I like the rug you are considering for the family room and do see what you mean about the high contrast. I think that style of rug is "on trend" and is quickly reaching its zenith. I would encourage you to get ahead of the curve and choose something a little less common for your beautiful home.

Here is another rug we are considering: Handtufted 65% wool and 35% viscose Cotton/latex backing Rug pad recommended For cleaning, we recommend using a professional experienced in cleaning fine rugs Clip, do not pull, if snagging occurs Made in India