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Here's a good example of what you can do with the grey jute rugs from NuLoom 

Dark and moody meets Malibu surf contemporary.... inspo for the grey jute rug 

This isn't my personal style but this is one angle you can take restoration hardware, and I know a lot of people love this more rustic and rich dark minimal feel, so I like to play with different palettes and themes. A lot of brass hardware, rustic wood, warm brown leathers, and coastal influences like navy in particular. With minimalist contemporary staple pieces 

This is sort of where I imagine the rug would go is in an entry way similar to this, but with darker wood floors like the one below: 

The infamous eames chair is always a tasteful ode to Frank Lloyd wright in any modern contemporary home. 

The blue, orange, and maroon in combination with grey and warm brown, sort of framed by splashes of black and more grey and topped off with hints of brass in the frame and the fixture, is the exact picture of what this modern moody 'Malibu contemporary' is that I am calling it. 

Dark slate floors and rich warm brown woods, minimalist staples again with the black doors and a bit of frank Lloyd wright angles and rocks incorporated here. And the gold frame, accented with a brown is sort of the exact sort of... playful direction this almost funky modern style can go. It leaves room for unexpected minimal quirks and works of art. The gold is tied together with the gold-is brass hardware in the lamp and the barstools which I believe elevates the luxury up a knotch whenever you add these sort of metals. 

Jute Rugs again for the win

I feel like everyone's doing the 'affordable' angle though, even people who are well off to fit in. Why not spend a little more for the distinction? 

Turncoat said: 

I feel like everyone's doing the 'affordable' angle though, even people who are well off to fit in. Why not spend a little more for the distinction? 

 lol the point is to save money 

Blanc said: 

Turncoat said: 

I feel like everyone's doing the 'affordable' angle though, even people who are well off to fit in. Why not spend a little more for the distinction? 

 lol the point is to save money 

Quick design fashion falls apart so quickly though, you're basically paying the same thing in the long run. 

Turncoat said: 

I feel like everyone's doing the 'affordable' angle though, even people who are well off to fit in. Why not spend a little more for the distinction? 

I am not. I am broke because of the renovations of my apt, but i will be back in 1.5 years. And my apt will be cool for longer.

Turncoat said: 

Blanc said: 

Turncoat said: 

I feel like everyone's doing the 'affordable' angle though, even people who are well off to fit in. Why not spend a little more for the distinction? 

 lol the point is to save money 

Quick design fashion falls apart so quickly though, you're basically paying the same thing in the long run. 

"I actually recommend on these sort of items, going for the cheaper, as rugs tend to be something that don't last forever, and you inevitably will want to replace every 5-7 years. All furniture, as I've learned in design, has a wearability, or an expiration date. 

Obviously things like rugs and carpeting are some of the worst offenders, and no matter what price you pay, they eventually become tired and worn out."

i wont have any rugs, cats flock to puke on them