Large Area Rug help!
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
5 months ago Related Discussions
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Comments (1)Arrrgggg, I posted in the wrong forum!!!...See More
deegw
5 months agolast modified: 5 months agodeegw
5 months agolast modified: 5 months agoYou can go to rugs direct and other sites and upload your photo and add rugs to your room. It looks like you have gray and brown in your room so I would use a rug that has both colors.
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Maureen
5 months agoNeutral can mean a lot of things to different people, but looking on line to help you define the look/feel you are drawn to is important, especially since it seems you only have the sectional. Consider the big picture first, so when ready to purchase items it will be easier and will result a coordinated space that meets your needs.
Don’t get the rug first…furniture and its placement are key, for not only the rug’s size, but for color and pattern (or not).https://southernhomeandhospitality.com/best-size-and-placement-for-area-rugs/
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5 months agoThank you everyone. I am thinking camel brown, gray, white and black. Something like these maybe?
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