r/HomeDecorating • u/bruh_waddup • 10d ago
Someone please tell me which carpet looks the best
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u/Great-Elderberry3126 10d ago
There is very little difference in these. They are virtually the same. The room could use a little life and a rug with some color would be a good place to start.
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u/Vooodooomamajujuu 10d ago
Trick question. They are all the same and devoid of color or character
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u/Vivid-Mode-8766 10d ago
None. They're boring. Your furniture deserves better than them.
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u/longpas 10d ago
I have to agree. I'd get a piece of art for above the couch and try again with a rug that has an accent color from the art and buy a coordinating throw blanket or pillow. Like green or blue.
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u/Vivid-Mode-8766 10d ago
Honestly, even a cream and black patterned rug would be better, but it would be tough matching the creams.
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u/glamie22 10d ago
You definitely need some color in your carpet. It will warm the room up and you will feel like smiling every time you went to the room! Can you add some plants? In colorful pots?
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u/No-Highlight-6452 10d ago
This setup needs some color. Either in the rug, throw pillows or curtains. Something to break up the monochrome
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u/biscuitfool 10d ago
None. All boring and beige. Get a rug with some color to bring some life into the space. And hang some art behind the couch.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Bus2865 10d ago
I love this coffee table!! Where did you buy it? Do you mind sharing the cost and the link? TYSM!
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u/EntertainmentGold807 10d ago
As long as you’re keeping the neutral color scheme, I would choose 1 —the first one: it offers texture & a little contrast👍 it’s a clean, peaceful room. (Maybe add a plant?🪴)
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u/Pennypup898 10d ago
They are all very similar. Find something with some color. If you really want a neutral rug go for one with some texture & /or pattern.
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u/AdditionalDeal2372 10d ago
4!! I think some plants would add some contrast but maintain a cleaner aesthetic if you’re not looking to add more color like people are suggesting.
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u/pigswearingargyle 10d ago
These are all so similar that it won’t really matter- just pick the one that feels the nicest underfoot. But perhaps you could look at something with a bit of color or pattern to help liven up the room a bit. Sage green or pale blue and cream would still keep the neutral vibe of your room but add a little something more.
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u/whitswhisper 10d ago
Honestly I get what they're saying about neutrals being safe but a sage green or pale blue rug would actually make the room feel more intentional. The cream tones r already there so it'd tie together without being too loud
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u/buffybot232 10d ago
The 1st one. It adds texture to the room. It's neutral in color and dark enough to hide dirt and stain well. It also appears to be higher quality since it's thicker than the others. Add some art work behind the sofa, a plant for the coffee table, colorful pillows and an arching floor lamp and you'll be set. And is there a reason why the piano is so close to the sofa?
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u/andiinAms 10d ago
Are you going for an all white/neutral aesthetic? Trying to understand your goals for the room.
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u/MostlyMTG 10d ago
Practically speaking, the couch already isn’t forgiving to stains. Pick a carpet that adds color and is forgiving to stains.
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u/Major-Cranberry-4206 10d ago
None of them. How about one with color other than a neutral like the wall and sofa? How about a sage green or Laguna’s green or light/medium aqua?
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u/rudeneja 10d ago
At first glance I thought these were all the same rugs tbh. I’d look for something with a bit more color!
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u/andiinAms 10d ago
Are you going for an all white/neutral aesthetic? Trying to understand your goals for the room.
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u/llmitch63 10d ago
2, 1, 3 and finally 4.
You might also consider something with some subtle pattern to it. Right now everything sort of just runs into the next object.
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u/MusicSavesSouls 10d ago
The first one because of the texture. I, personally, would go with a bold yellow. 😄
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u/BrilliantTop5012 10d ago
I actually like the texture of the 4th one. But please god, center the rug to the couch. It’s so strange all off on the corner and then the rug under part of the piano.
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u/edmunddantesforever 8d ago
Is this a joke? They’re all the same! It’s the difference btw a beige rug & a beige rug! 🤣
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u/Maoleficent 10d ago
I'm guessing you are going to add some color and personality so that people will be happy to live or visit. Maybe add some accents and then choose the rug color.
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u/Intelligent-Wolf557 10d ago
I would use a beige rug with a pattern of other colours in it. You need some color in the room. But if you must, I choose #1 because it at least has some texture.
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u/Felcia_2020 10d ago
If you must stay with this color palette, the first one. If not, none of them. Bring some color into the space.
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u/Gummy_Bear_Ragu 10d ago
1 or 4. People need to chill, not everybody likes color.
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u/BethHannen12 10d ago
The first one or third. A colourful print above the couch would be good. Regards.
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u/Savings_Cattle4847 10d ago
I like the first one because it at least adds texture and a somewhat different color than the couch
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u/hinterstoisser 10d ago
A different color would be nice. But the texture on 1 is good.
Too monotone RN
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u/canvasshoes2 10d ago
Do you want a monochrome look? If so, If it were me, I'd just opt for white. But to keep it from looking so flat and bland, get one with some pattern to it.
If not, I'd get something with more color to it. Maybe something with some black to it to bring in the piano.
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u/Sufficient_Bed335 10d ago
1, but pull it away from the wall. Should be 12” from the beginning of the couch.
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u/bruh_waddup 10d ago
For everyone saying the room needs color or life, just know I'm not even close to finished moving in yet lmao. I plan on decorating much more after I figure out the rug
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u/Most-Penalty9202 10d ago
Actually none I think something with some color to break up all the beige
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u/SuperStumbleweed 10d ago
The 4th one looks the cushiest, but the 1st one breaks up the monotony the best... I'd add a few color splashes within the decor with either carpet, though what color specifically to go with would depend on the carpet...
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u/Vermillion5000 10d ago
The darker one but seriously, consider something with pattern, it all looks very one note
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u/Rugnrollau 10d ago
I’d go with #4.
The room already has a very clean neutral palette, so I think the subtle variation in #4 adds just enough texture and character without making the space busy.
I also like how its warmer tones connect the cream sofa with the dark timber coffee table. The plainer options work, but to me they make everything blend together a little too much.
One other thing — whichever one you choose, the size looks good. Having the front of the sectional sitting on the rug gives the whole seating area much better proportions.
#4 gets my vote 👍
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u/Obvious-cherry-9208 9d ago
Number 1 has good texture but prefer no. 2. Although I’d want a bright colour 🎨😁.
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u/AckCK2020 9d ago
1 is the most interesting but still very monotone with the rest of the room. I would try adding printed wallpaper and a different area rug - one with a complementary pattern and color to the wallpaper. Curtains?
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u/OldArtichoke433 9d ago
If sticking to either of these 4 choose the least expensive option based on quality vs appearance.
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u/Known-Grad1999 9d ago
All bad seriously. Try a navy or Forrest green or a light yellow are light l
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u/Past-Run-9009 9d ago
How about none … it’s drab. Get a color or pattern in there. The room looks like your just going to sit in the dark watching tv so who gives a poop what your rug looks like cause you are only going to see it once or twice a week durring the day. Otherwise you’ll be in the dark binge watching or some thing. Get a pattern a color. Your off white dog is going to pee all over that beige thing.
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u/Busy-Director3990 9d ago
I would pick a rug with some color in it like blue, red and green. Why do you want the room so BLAND.
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u/Mindless-Face8264 9d ago
I recommend a 4th or 5th option that has a pattern, texture or some color.
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u/Mindless-Face8264 9d ago
I’d also suggest a plant. I have several faux trees (I have cats 🐈⬛ can’t have real) in my apartment. They bring more life and color to my space and honestly people can’t tell the difference.
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u/bruh_waddup 9d ago
Is there any particular reason for the hate, and why all my comments are getting downvoted when I literally say something like "what color are you thinking?" So bizarre
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u/Mysecretthoughts1000 9d ago
Agree with texture in first one. But also consider texture under your feet.
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u/thebucketlist47 9d ago
This isnt far off from the padded rooms you put crazy people in. Add some color!
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u/Loose_Ad6820 9d ago
1 or 4 but you need something behind the couch, if you don’t want color, then some walnut shelves or walnut sculptural art hanging
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u/AstraNuggz 9d ago
I didn’t read the title at all initially and had a hard time figuring out what the difference was in each picture. It probably doesn’t matter which one you choose, they all feel so dull. Maybe add a color? Like green, especially if you don’t want anything too extreme.
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u/Various-Language2549 9d ago
I’d suggest deciding on your artwork first, and then selecting an area rug that picks up on one or more of the colours, add some life to the space. Definitely need to either shift or shrink the rug once you get it, too. But looks like a good sized room, have fun decorating!
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u/LilyLangtry 9d ago
I think you should forget the rug for now. Choose other items, accessories mainly. Take it one step at a time and save the packaging for possible returns.
Then the rug can bring it all together.
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u/Mysterious_Pitch_611 9d ago
Try a different color and some plants and some artwork. That room is devoid of life and personality. It’s scary.
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u/moogiemomm 9d ago
I like number two for the lighter color and number four for the darker. But out of both of them I pick number four.
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u/Status-Affect-4944 9d ago
The first one, definitely - has some texture that fits with the table and its shade isn't too close to that of the sofa.
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u/Important_Degree_784 9d ago
None. A. They’re all far too small, and B. you desperately need pattern somewhere in this room, it’s so generic and personality-free.
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u/globalcitizen_1973 9d ago
You could really make your living room pop with a rug with color in it. Looks a bit bland between wall color, sofa, flooring and those rugs. Feels very safe.
Take a risk! 😊
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u/Historical_Ad8874 9d ago
I like the bright orange one with all the colorful flowers on it!! It’s so vibrant!
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u/Mirandis1988 9d ago
To be honest I don’t love any of these you need color this space is just so sterile and cold
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u/Alexis_1985 9d ago
Add colour! Your room is drab beige, any colour would work and improve your space enormously. What colours do you like?
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u/GroundExtension5460 10d ago
The first one because at least it’s bringing some texture into the beige space and it plays off the texture of the coffee table