Susie lovely DR and furnishings Glad you returning the rug - it is not only too small, too busy & wrong colors - your instinct is right Your furnishings have a lovely orangey tone to them - that is also in the drapery - a burnt orange in the drapery (on my monitor) I think a simple rug, that repeats some of the colors in the room and has orange tone, or embellishment in it No idea of the costs - love using others $$ ;) Love this for your space http://safavieh.com/bigpic.php?item=MRK120A http://safavieh.com/bigpic.php?item=MRK118A http://safavieh.com/bigpic.php?item=HL149A

Can I talk about Rosa 'Munstead Wood? Cultivated in a garden in zone 9b (winters with little intense and little persistent frost between -1º / -5ºC and very hot summers, with temperatures around 32 / 35ºC and even some days reaching almost 40ºC) I cultivate two specimens of this variety in my garden. Both are grafted. In my garden is very refloreciente. The roses are beautiful and have a strong aroma. However, I must emphasize his propensity for powdery mildew. Just formed the buds at the beginning of spring quickly appears the terrible white powder on them. It is true that then, in summer, when the temperatures rise a lot, the disease low in intensity and practically disappears. I do not apply chemicals. Sometimes I make a mixture of potassium soap with water or I make a tea of nettles. How much color is very changeable. The spring bloom is so dark. The typical dark purple color appears in autumn bloom. It is a rose-bush with many thorns. The leaves are beautiful when they are born. With a very beautiful dark border !! It is very refloreciente. The flowering continues well into the autumn. It is also true that little resemble the roses of spring and those of autumn. The roses that sprout in autumn are less full of petals and somewhat smaller. The color, as I say, much more obscure than those of spring. I write a blog about my garden and you can read if you are interested in many comments on the behavior of this rose in my climate. This is the link: Rosa 'Munstead Wood'

I like the 6th one, too! It’s on the Ballard Designs site (so is the very first one). The others are on RugsUSA — they have a feature to do mock-ups. eSales Rugs and some other sites do, too, so you can get a visual idea. I wish Ballard had it! I absolutely wouldn’t choose your rug based on the play rug. The kid(s) will get bigger, that rug is temporary. Your living rug should be the primary concern, and rug focal point. Good luck, hope you’ll update with what you decide! :) ETA: Here is that rug ... https://www.ballarddesigns.com/bd/376616?SourceCode=BDG006&intlShippingCtx=US%7CUSD&CAWELAID=120245430000104305&CAGPSPN=pla&CAAGID=68602813413&CATCI=pla-300886771378&kclid=7bc81d32-b4c3-4b61-a499-59967ed6f42d&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkZunsNGm5wIVSr7ACh104QoNEAQYAiABEgL1PvD_BwE I don’t know if this helps, but to show them close ... the red rug has the kind of taupe color in it that look similar (at least on my computer screen, which admittedly isn’t always accurate). And on their site, a similar patterned rug nearby:

Room is weighted down on left. Walkway with bare floor in front of recliner. TV set up used to be where recliner is. Small fr; I am trying to add reading nook but room has passageways.