Plus don’t forget I already have beautiful pink curtains and while I love color, I don’t want too much )ġ. I only want black and white or black and “natural” colors so that the art/decor I get can be the colorful moments. So not only would a Moroccan Berber solve my need for texture, since they are typically plush, the large-scale pattern/design want would be solved as well. My issue with the checkered one I have is that the pattern feels too small scale for this space and how I want it to feel. What I actually wanted from the jump was a Moroccan Berber Rug with a large abstract design. Very cloud-like but TBD on it staying long term.
As of now it’s in my bedroom and looks pretty great. I thought, “what a deal for a large rug!” But as you can see…it wasn’t right. I thought, “Ah! What if I brought in A TON of texture to help balance the formalness that’s inherent in the apartment’s architecture/ how I’ve already decorated?” So off to Etsy I went and bought this long pile flokati rug for just under $400. OK, LET’S TALK RUGSĪs you may remember, I have already made one mishap in my quest to find this room’s perfect rug… But for this place, it’s just not “the one”. It’s kinda become the “EHD rug” since it’s so versatile and has been in so many projects. But today I’m taking you on a journey to find the perfect rug/coffee table combo. The lead time of my “idea brain” is long and the client (me) is annoyed. Things are getting almost done in my head! That honestly is the longest part. Was I inspired to get my act together after reading Caitlin’s post last week? Yes, yes I was.
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