mandiio have you tried searching images and working backward from there? I just did a google image search of the words: 'rug light', no quotes, then filtered by the color blue (as an example). It won't let me copy the final results link only the initial search results. Below Ill paste the URL then filter by a color. There were a lot of really light ones with some similar to yours. I selected the blue box the first time and also even when I selected white as a filter many non white rugs came up that are all light in color. URL May or may not work. https://www.google.com/search?q=rug+light&client=safari&hl=en&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=xUqWU72LOtfqoASZ54HoAg&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=320&bih=460#hl=en&q=rug+light&tbm=isch&tbs=ic:specific,isc:teal

I bought a RH trestle table in Salvage Black I think. It was a few years ago at the outlet and for a really good price. I prefer the Natural Salvage look and thinking about Soda Blasting it down to the natural finish. I am nervous that stripping it down because I don't know what the wood really looks like underneath and afraid that they used wood pieces that don't look similar. Has anyone had experience with RH piece in Salvage Black or non-Natural and sanding it down? How does it look? Please post pictures if anyone has some. Thank you.

Mixing different brands and different collections would be a nice unique look. For example, if you get the cocktail table from one source and the end tables from other stores, it will be more interesting than a matching set. Same goes for the dining room, you could get a table from one, and chairs from another. It's a fun look when you don't have the same thing as other people. You can mix a variety of different stains and finishes! Be sure to watch your size and scale! When people order on line, they often forget to consider the size and scale... how the massive sofa will look next to the dainty chairs, or how the bulky dining table will look next to tiny dining chairs. Here's a blog that covers more details regarding mixing and matching, with before and after photos in which we replace the 'matching sofa and loveseat' or change to contrast dining chairs instead of a matching set: http://www.interiordesigngreensboro.com/search?q=matching+set http://www.interiordesigngreensboro.com/search?q=dining+chair Hope this helps?

i like esalerugs and pros have given me good reviews on refunds etc.