I like your space. Most people get rugs that are too small, make sure your furniture fits on the rug. It helps ground the space and tie all the furniture elements together.

I think a kilim style rug would look great in your space. I couldn't find any kilim photos that worked in your space but this style would work well too (William Morris-ish).

Thank you for the suggestion. I looked at many with patterns but in the end did not want the rug to compete with the counter. Hopefully the size is good...

My kids love laying on !!

I'm sure the kids love it, but it's too small for the room. The correct size would, minimally, be an 8'x10' so that all pieces of furniture in that seating group have at least their front feet on the rug and, preferably, some of the rug extending underneath the couch and both chairs.

The chosen rug doesn't play well with the furniture IMO. It's very stark against the brown sofa. It has a look more suited to a glamorous bathroom to my eyes. I understand not wanting to compete with the counter, but I think if you can return or use the white rug elsewhere, there are much better options for your pretty family room. It's a bit too small as well.

This, for example, would be so warm and pretty in your room. It harmonizes nicely with all of your elements. Pattern and color will add life to your already lovely space.

Thank you so much for all your feedback. It seems the rug we have choosen is not the popular choice and I appreciate the thoughts but I think we are keeping it. However, the size is something that seems to make sense and I will try it tomorrow. Pictures to come soon.

Thank you @cawaps we really like the design as well and have the matching Lane Acclaim step end tables. All of which need to be refinished once the weather warms up in spring. I'm not great at this design stuff so I'm appreciative of everyone's input and ideas.

Embarrassing to ask but honestly I do not know the answer and that is why I'm here, looking for guidance. If the rug size is 8 x 10 how is it placed on the floor? The 8' or 10' part along the length of the couch? Remember my couch is 7' long and there is 1 end table.

You want at least the front feet of the couch and the front feet of the chairs on the rug in order to "anchor" everything (some will suggest all feet should be on the rug). The rug should not be floating by itself in the middle of the furniture. So measure to see what size rug your desired furniture layout would require.

How is this for size and orientation? Or should I rotate the rug? I was thinking once the holidays are over and there is no tree, rotating would be a good idea.