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| West Elm Jute Chenille Herringbone Rug |
As for the kitchen, our weekends are booked up the next couple weeks, but I hope to get to the backsplash as soon as I can!!
1 day ago
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
The West Elm Rug.. finally mine :)
I've posted about my LOVE of this rug before here. And I'm so excited to finally own it!!
I ordered the 5x8 size for our kitchen dining nook:
I love it!! I wish it were a little wider, but when ordering from places like West Elm you have to work with what they offer. However, this rug is just as awesome as I had thought... it's so soft and looks great. Someday I'd love to have a house with all hardwoods and I'd put this rug in the family room for sure!
As for the kitchen, our weekends are booked up the next couple weeks, but I hope to get to the backsplash as soon as I can!!
As for the kitchen, our weekends are booked up the next couple weeks, but I hope to get to the backsplash as soon as I can!!
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That rug is perfection, looks so good in that space!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I must say, after you posted about this last time and showed a photo of it in a nursery that has the same color walls as the one I'm putting together, that sealed the deal for me. Very happy with my purchase too!
ReplyDeleteLove the tile you picked out, and the new rug looks so great with the tile! Good choices!!!
ReplyDeleteThe rug is beautiful! Truly elegant. And I am in love with the little furry cutie in the forefront!
ReplyDeletea new follower! and I hope you will come by and visit me on my blog anytime!!!! xo
I have the 8X10 in my master and 3X5 in my master bath. They are great rugs. Perfect blend on texture and comfort.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you've loved it for so long! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have this rug in our living room. I, too, love it. However, I can't find any information on how to clean it. If someone else who owns it could give me some tips, I'd really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteGreat elegant rug. I hope I'll be able to update my kitchen soon, too
ReplyDeleteLove the rug. I would suggest layering another rug underneath, like an inexpensive seagrass. This will acquire the width you desire and create a contrasting border that differentiates the tone of the rug from the hue of the beautiful tiles. :)
ReplyDeleteFrom one designer to another
Kristina
One of my favs also Bryn.....looks great on your new tile floors:)
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