Thanks all for your help. I am going to search for something similar to what I had. Hopefully, I find one. As for buying it again, I heard cleaning them doesnt always help. Also, I live in Florida, and the humidity really brings out the odors. I saw a really nice jute boucle rug at world market. It was a solid color of the dark coral I have on my kitchen wall. Do you think a deep color would look okay, or should I stay with the lighter? Thanks Susan

How do you feel about red? Or whatever color the circled items are?I noticed what looked like red on the kitchen island and in the art near the dining table, so I think a red rug would really look great. I'm partial to tone-on-tone curvy geometric shapes, myself, and botanical prints. :-)

You have to paint Brown color for the roof and light cream for the bricks if you want an antique look because you putting in question you love the antique look you have to paint the gray color for the bricks and Light cream for the roof.

North facing rooms will be dark most of the day and pick up purple tones from any paint. I would look carefully at the undertones and the formulas to ensure you don't have a lot of red and blue if you can't tell from the paint itself. I had a home with a north facing kitchen that I actually wanted to bring out the purple in so I purposefully went with a barely periwinkle gray that appeared full on periwinkle in that space. I suspect you don't want purple in your room. North facing rooms will also make your color appear deeper so you want something with a high light reflective value. My vote is for BM Gentle Cream.