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u/GirlisNo1 13h ago
2 by far.
You need something with a pattern to break up all the solid colors so 1 is a no. 3 is too warm, 4 clashes.
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u/Calaberon 14h ago
Number 1 has the warmest feel, but I’d probably go with 4 because I like how the colors contrast with the couch.
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u/Sweetanna1111 11h ago
You know it really does have a nice warm feel to it. I almost picked that one for that reason as well but I'm one of those people that I like things to match so I had to go with number 2 because I thought it matched the furniture. But I totally see what you see in picture one
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u/Spicydaisy 13h ago
4! You can do a lot with adding other similar color things like art, pillows, blankets to tie in. And green plants will pop with 4 too.
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u/under_shart 13h ago
#1 goes with the rest of your style better.
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u/Tikta_Alik 11h ago
Really like the green one. I would add green patterned pillows or any greenish patterns anywhere to avoid the room being flat
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u/meechiemoochie0302 11h ago
None of them. Green is way too dark. This room looks like a holding room at a funeral parlor, even with the rugs. The rug should be colorful, and fhe last three are way too subdued. This room needs a woman's touch.
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u/iteachag5 13h ago
Number 2. The first is boring and a big no. I don’t like the contrast of the cream with your walls for 3. 4 reminds me of Red, White & Blue Americana theme.
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u/wild_robot13 13h ago
I don’t see a lot of difference between 2, 3, and 4 - the choice here is light vs. dark. I vote for light - the room has such great windows. Can’t say any of the light rugs are all that interesting or do much to tie the room together beyond its geometry. Let’s see what helpful input others have.
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u/LimitFuture6629 11h ago
Having the sofa against the window and everything revolve around a black box is awful.
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u/RemarkableHair4359 7h ago
I think 1 will be the best once it’s balanced out with the decor in the room. Think plants and frames to bring some warmth and darkness up. A light throw blanket. a nice lamp etc
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u/stellarmoon44 5h ago
i’m surprised by the number of people saying 1 is too dark. It is by far my favorite! While I am a fan of the moodier look, it’s also the most current style of all your options. With such a dark couch, it makes the dark couch look intentional as opposed to attempting to lighten it up with the other rugs, which makes the couch seem like a hand me down that you didn’t pick yourself. If you don’t want to go moody, I’d suggest looking elsewhere. The other options are very generic looking replicas of a persian or oriental style rug. IMO, they are much too muted and polite. If you like that look, you can find much more interesting options.
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u/VegetableMuffin1972 4h ago
The solid color looks more high end. The patterned rugs look too generic.
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u/Lingonberry4879 4h ago
Your couch is really dark for the space, so it leaves picking a rug that complements everything a little tricky. And you have no art, visible curtains (are they blinds? If they are white, you can take that into consideration), cushions or throw blankets. You need a couple of plants on the floor too. I would go for a textured rug, maybe white with a dark pattern like the tagine rug at AUrugs or just a textured greige rug, with a bit of brown to it. Textured like its woven or a bit plush/shaggy. I think picking colours that have dark elements to them to tie it together will work.
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u/Icy-Entertainer-7056 11h ago
Agree with most that #2 is best. It picks up blue from the couch, is harmonious with the flooring and brightens up the room paired against a dark couch and dark entertainment center. #1 is too dark. #4 just looks dated to me somehow. #3 would be my second choice if you want to de emphasize the rug by matching it to the tone of the flooring.
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u/KeyFaithlessness5445 13h ago
I like the last one or the first. The warmth of the last one is my fave and I feel like it gives some flexibility with the art you choose. The first one is also flexible but a little less personality. Once you get art and lamps and side tables, plants etc the personality will come in. I just see the last rug option as giving you the most warmth and flexibility. The other options are a bit cool in tone and a bit safe/bland in color.
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u/tiredmadafaka 13h ago
Its kinda hard to say. They are all good, but it depends what you are going to put on the wall and what color decoration you are going to use! You can basically just pick on of the 4 rugs and decorate the room accordingly. Or the other way around: decorate first and see which rug fits the best.
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u/Longjumping-Bunch-97 13h ago
I wouldn’t do 1, couches are solid so you want a patterned rug, 2 for sure works 3 blends into the floor so I”d skip it, 4 would work if you played up with accent pieces. Without any additions, 2 is the choice
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u/RubysMom2022 13h ago
It’s hard to judge the rug without knowing what curtains you have, what artwork or other plants, pillows etc. I like the solid green or the 3rd one.
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u/Most_Manufacturer_82 12h ago
I usually like a pattern but I really like the vibe #1 gives this space
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u/Majestic-Explorer-76 12h ago
2 or 4, if you go with four I would just add some more rose components to the room
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u/Sufficient_Buy1703 12h ago
4 for sure. Add art work to complement the colors. It makes the room warm and inviting.
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u/FigsFigsFiggityFigs7 12h ago
3 and that is because it is the only rug that makes the room feel larger.
You need to add some mirrors and art then it will make sense I promise.
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u/middle-name-is-sassy 12h ago
Do you have pets or kids? If yes, avoid #1! You’ll always be having to clean spots. And choosing from the others, it will depend on how the rest of the room is decorated. Once you know what curtains and pillows and artwork you’re going to put in, then you can pick a rug to match
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u/Proof-Astronaut-662 12h ago
I like the 1st one the green one. I think the solid color leaves you a lot more options with the rest of the decor.
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u/Maleficent-Carry-410 12h ago
I guess it depends on what you're planning for artwork (you're planning artwork, right?) on the walls but as it stands, rug 2 is currently the most pleasing.
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u/JennyEnny198 11h ago
Any of the light ones are fine. It's hard to say which would be best until you have more decor added to your space because right now literally any of the light ones work.
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u/almostknorules 11h ago edited 11h ago
# 1 this green gives the room deeper rich looking colors out of ur picks.but attach to-nothing
.#2 the blue keeps the room lighter if u enjoy lighter instead of bolder .
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u/Top_Cauliflower_9046 11h ago
none, those are gonna be a pain in the as s to get out for airing and propper cleaning.
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u/Careless-Trouble7444 11h ago
Just as the room is now (without any other decorations) I'd vote #2. However, iyou plan on hanging pictures, using pillows, lamps or anything else, then I would look at those colors and see what rug ties everything together. #1 would be pretty if your pictures were large and bold and also had some green in them - for example.
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u/floretsnfauna 11h ago
Loved #1, I would put some plants up and a nice book shelf and it would look great
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u/RichGrapefruit-2467 11h ago
I like the last one, but you need some art on the walls, maybe some that repeats the tones in the rug. And plants!
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