What kind of rug do you have?
Jeannie Nguyen
10 anni fa
Ultima modifica:10 anni fa
Do you have rugs in your home? Where are they placed and which is your favorite?
Share your favorite rugs and post your photos of how you place them in your home!
Share your favorite rugs and post your photos of how you place them in your home!
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Faye McGriff
10 anni faI am not a big fan of rugs! Although some are really pretty. I have mostly hardwood floors. I recently purchased my first rug for this house that we built seven years ago, with the help of Houzzers. I like it because it is small enough that I can take it up when I run my Scooba.
sbrustein
10 anni faI love the timeless quality of oriental rugs. This is my living room. The rug is over 30 years old. And still looks new.
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10 anni faWe moved last year and found out that all of our rugs were too busy for the new teak hardwood floor. Now we have a high pile rug from Ikea.
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10 anni faThis one I loved. The colors, the pattern works great with our stuff. But it was cheap and wore out quickly. Note to buy on that is pile instead. The dog basically ruined the loop design. And it was really too small. But for $199 what can you expect!
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10 anni faWool, wool and wool. Over many years and several mistakes I have learned that 100% wool is the best thing, at least for me and my family. They are easy to clean, last practically forever, and come in huge variety of patterns and styles. Here is a photo of one I just ordered (9x13), which will go in my living room. The single drawback that I am aware of is when storing you must be very careful to ensure that the moths cannot get to the wood.
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10 anni faI do not have a rug but would like one for my living room. My couch has a pattern
so I feel the rug should be plain, but can't find one I like. Does it need to be plain?
Do I need a rug at all? Help!
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10 anni faI inherited true mid-century furniture (sofa and love seat) from my mother, so I paired them with a fun rug and table.
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10 anni faUltima modifica: 10 anni faCarpets throughout my house from all over the world. But none are the super expensive Persian variety.... unfortunately. Most I purchased in Hong Kong and middle eastern countries. Although I have many more than pictured, my sized down new home has no place to put them. The red medallion carpet is a Tibetan which I bought in Nepal.
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10 anni faI picked some Qom rugs last time I was in Bahrain. They are far too beautiful to be on the ground with two young kids running around but I wanted them displayed so I use them as wall hangings.
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10 anni faThirteen years ago we had just completed a remodel of a 1930's Bungalow and were searching for a rug to put under the dining room table. We were out one day and saw a rug sale going on in a store parking lot. I was drawn to this particular carpet because of the greens and mauve in it and it was vintage. I don't know the exact age, but still love the rug and it now resides in our next house in the living room.
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10 anni faUltima modifica: 10 anni faI thought that I would present a contrary view and show a rya rug. I bought it on ebay--came from Denmark--after our original from 1970 showed too much wear. I should add that it is much fluffier than it appears in the photo.
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10 anni faThe rug is the latest addition to our living room. It does a great job of pulling all the colors in the room together and it makes me happy every time I look at it.
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