Rugs For Living Room

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@MJ-23, we have a 10x14 washable one from Rugs USA in our living room! Going into it I knew I would not actually wash the whole thing for that size but it’s very easy to spot clean with a dog and 2 kids! Also it was only maybe 200 which I think is fair for that size vs a Ruggable haha

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Just picked up this absolutely gorgeous handmade wool Persian rug today from marketplace ($150!), and the only place it fits in our apartment is the dining room. Personally I think it’s perfect since it fills the space better, adds some interest, is timeless, and also will match the rug in the living room (same style, also picked up today). My girlfriend is attached to the second rug though, it’s the one we got when we first moved in. For me it was always just a placeholder since it’s very small and cheaply made. But I also love my girlfriend and want her to be happy. I do think the shape is adorable for the space. So, from an unbiased perspective and a purely design standpoint, which one do you all think looks better? submitted by /u/nodesandwhiskers to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]

My SIL holds a political office in the municipality where we live. During a conversation, she confided in me a strictly confidential piece of information, on the condition that I would not tell anyone, not even my partner, her brother. However, she also told me that she had shared it with her mother (my MIL), who was likewise not supposed to pass it on. So for four days, the only people who were meant to keep this to themselves were my MIL and me. On the fourth day, today, there was going to be a meeting with the people concerned, and the information would be shared with them anyway. After that, it could also be “published” within the family. So I promised her I would keep the information to myself, which I did. Edit to add: It was a secret connected to her political position, but not "top secret". A strategic one that needed to be confidential for a couple of days. (Another edit/small clarification: The commenter HoundstoothReader gave a good example of such a secret that I would like to quote. "It’s her secret though. Think, for example: I’m announcing my retirement Tuesday, or I’m announcing my bid for county council this week. The SIL’s own news, but not to be shared until a certain date (after the involved parties all know). It makes sense that she might want to talk to close friends or family about her own decisions but doesn’t want word to get around too soon." So this is not about strictly confidential information whose disclosure would risk her position or even cause her to break an oath or the law, but it does have an impact on the community and the political environment.) The day after our conversation, my partner (her brother) approached me and told me he had a secret piece of information to share. At first, I didn’t react. He kept talking, and it quickly became clear that he was referring to that exact secret. I interrupted him and said that I was already aware of it, without specifying what it was about. I then asked him where he had gotten the information, and he said that his mother had told him. A few hours later, my SIL came to visit, and I let her know that unfortunately her mother had passed the secret on. She confronted her, and it led to a huge argument. After that, my partner confronted me and blamed me for the entire situation. He says the family is now in conflict because I didn’t keep my mouth shut and told my sister-in-law that the secret had been shared. It’s also important to mention that during the confrontation, my MIL lied. First, she claimed she hadn’t told him anything. Then she said that her husband (their father, who, by the way, was not supposed to know either) had probably told him. Then she accused me of having told him. Now I’m in a fight with my partner because he gave me confidential information that I wasn’t supposed to pass on, but I informed the original source of that confidential information that it had been shared. So basically my partner says I am the AH, because he told me the secret and I ran to SIL (the source). Am I the asshole for feeling responsible to let my sister-in-law know that the information had been spread, which ultimately caused a huge fight? (I would prefer not to have a discussion about whether it was responsible of my SIL to put me in this situation and tell me the secret. She doesn’t have many people to talk to, and she knows she can trust me. Sometimes you HAVE to talk to someone and share information in order to relieve pressure.) UPDATE Business as usual. As if nothing had happened between my partner and me. Smiles, small talk, good mood. That’s how conflict resolution always works here. Nothing gets resolved, it gets swept under the rug and ignored. Until it’s thrown back in your face in the next tense situation. So anyone who thinks I didn’t take my loyalty toward him seriously and that my poor "hubby" must be deeply hurt isn’t entirely right. It’s difficult to include all the background details in an AITAH post, but I will say this much: His loyalty toward me has always come last, whether it was about keeping promises, keeping secrets, or being faithful. I’m not saying this was an act of revenge for his behavior, but it certainly influenced my decision on a subconscious level. Or rather, it’s probably the reason why my promise to his sister mattered to me, while I didn’t take my lack of loyalty toward him into consideration. Yesterday, after two missed calls from my MIL, I sent her a message telling her that I would not be discussing this situation any further. I think that would only create more room for arguments, and I simply don’t have the energy for it. For years, I’ve suspected that I’m dealing with narcissists, my MIL and her son. His sister, on the other hand, takes after her father: she’s rather quiet, trustworthy, and handles things calmly. We’ll see how this unfolds. However, my SIL has already let me know that she intends to draw her own consequences and distance herself from the family in the near future. Guess who'll be held responsible for that lol submitted by /u/julie-east to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

BE KIND. I really love the vintage/French, shabby chic look. I had to replace my living room rug. I chose this from wayfare..but I'm wondering if its too much and I'd be better with a berber one?... I'm on the fence with it...can't decide if I like it or not! What does everyone think? PS..I'm not changing anything else its just the rug I'm unsure about x submitted by /u/One-Budget-7136 to r/JustForHome [link] [comments]

Very happy with our living room post-renovation, but the adjacent dining area still feels somewhat incomplete. Could it use a different table? Circular rug? Window treatments? Bigger art? (I’m no expert). EDIT: Just wanted to say a BIG THANKS to everyone for the super thoughtful comments and suggestions. I came here unsure about a rug and left with strong feelings about window treatments (the dining room will be better for it). In a week where the news has been…gestures broadly…this was a good reminder that Reddit remains one of the few good corners of the internet. Y'all are legends! submitted by /u/ApprehensiveLet9212 to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]

I posted about a week ago to ask for feedback on a new rug I got and tried out in my dining room (https://www.reddit.com/r/interiordecorating/comments/1pniwz1/got\_a\_new\_dining\_room\_rug\_and\_i\_think\_the\_room/). The consensus was that the rug is great, but I wasn't sure of the dining room was the best place for it and wanted to try it out in the living room. I promised to share pics. I've posted after (with green rug), before (with a gray rug that was already there), and pics of other angles in the room so you can see all the wall colours I have. I like it better in the living room and I'm open to feedback on whether the colour combos I have going on in there work with the rug. - The living room has two sides, one of which is a green that I think works ok with the rug ... does it? - Also, I had painted the fireplace burgundy and LOVED it, but now I'm not sure it's so great with the green rug. What do you all think? submitted by /u/Glum_Consequence_470 to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]

I got this new rug for my dining room, I can't return it as it was purchased second hand. I was really looking forward to receiving it, and now I feel really conflicted. I don't know if I liked the room better without the rug. What do you all think, with or without? UPDATE: Thank you everyone for your feedback!!! So, while some of you like without, many love with, which reassures me at least that it's not a disaster! There are lots of awesome suggestions to help balance out the colors that I'll consider. I had originally intended for this rug to go in my living room and will eventually try it there and ask you all again which room you prefer! Then based on the final choice I'll rework the color/furniture to make it fit as best it can. submitted by /u/Glum_Consequence_470 to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]