Hmmm..seems like any of these would blend too much with your couch.Do you have a picture of your room? Would help to determine what other colors you have going on.

Please know that wool stains very easily, the reason it was originally used for rugs, as it "took the dyes" of the time so well. Also, make sure you are not allergic to wool. I have needlepoint rugs which I love and I have wool because some of my favorite people in the world spent so much time in the ME, it was easy to get rugs, but wanted you to know those 2 things. You could probably find a bunch of beautiful rugs for that beautiful sofa, but I would use a print, not a solid. Also, prints are not so quick to show small stains as they can "blend." But, it's your choice and if you do not have pets, children or a husband, having an identical match could be a good thing for a monochrome room.

We have no pets. 2 elementary age girls. I thought wool was easy to clean?

We are staring this room with the sofa and rug. The only thing we have now is red brick fireplace with white built in bookshelves on either side- and medium colored hardwood floors.

We've found our wool area rugs very easy to clean using a rug shampooer (finally purchased one -- great investment!) despite accidents, spills and soil from four pets and two teenagers Our rugs are tufted wool, not flat woven.

Here are a few ideas, but your other room features will determine what look works best.I tend to lean more contemporary/eclectic, so my style may not be the same as yours.

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For something that probably will not show spots, you might think about something like the rug below. Might also look at this one: http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Hand-tufted-Metro-Circles-Grey-Rug-8-x-10/6091764/product.html

Here is a link that might be useful: Multi Rug

Choclot, would you mind explaining or pointing me to an explanation of how to post more than one picture in a post, please.

I post using the "embed" option on pictures. Or if you're uploading from PhotoBucket, use the HTML code option. Just paste one code, press enter and enter the next (and so on).

Paste the codes within the body of your post rather than as an upload or link.

Hope that helps!

I love Walnut Creek's rug and even if you did very traditional or transitional, you could use that rug as an element of surprise, and what a great piece of art work it is!!!

We have a PB wool rug and love it. Just thought I'd mention to make sure you get a thick comfy rug with the kiddos and they are on it often. We had a shorter pile one and no one spent much time on it.

Our wool rug cleans like a dream. It is creamy based and has had more red wine spilled and cat hair balls vomited on it than I care to admit and all come out with a bit of minor scrubbing.

Before we can recommend...what is your style? Based on the rugs you posted, it looks as if you lean contemporary.

Love Walnutcreeks suggestion...

What colors are your walls, accessories? Wood floor, I assume?

Check out Home Decorators. They have a ton of carpets. If you choose a synthetic material, you can pretty much do anything to it and it will be easy to take care of.

And they have a 20% off sale. We've ordered from them and have been very happy.

Here is a link that might be useful: rugs

Thank you so very much, Chocolat. I have copied the information for posting multiple picture sin one post.