We have a preference for Modern ;) On a side note, the many great examples of modern and transitional rugs incorporate aspects of traditional style, i.e. repeating patterns, or colors that are a direct homage to those commonly used on traditional rugs. This piece, the Ageratum B Signature Rug, is a great modern interpretation of traditional colors and motifs. One of our favorites!

The rug is definitely to small. You can notice it according the chairs you are forcing to move them inside the table to admit running the chair legs off the rug. You should install the candelier more central, turn the table into horizontal and choose a more big carpet which you put also horizontal under table. An oval rug could suit too but therefore you need to see the other rooms. When you search for a rug, ask the carpet shops in your area also for a Bidjar. They could suit. Bidjars are handmade persian rugs, very strong knotted and strongest persian (!) wool, the durability is for hundreds of years... Its a very nice classical carpet. The lovers for these carpets are in majority Professors. If you think to buy one, and you look for real high Quality, ask for " Farhadian & Sons " Bidjars. But there are also other carpets which would suit into your great home. Maybe "Ziegler" carpets from Afghanistan, also very nice carpets.

These carpets been made in Persia by nomads, with persian high quality sheep wool and persian vegetable dyed colours. Think about to use a natural product for your home, especially you have a narrow livingroom. With a (real) natural green colour rug, you have a real part of the nature in your home. It will always gives you a feeling of freshness. From psychologic view, this should be recomended. You can also search in your area for a carpet shop who has " real persian green Gabbehs, made in persia, by persian nomads, with 100% persian wool and 100% natural colours". They also will not be very expensive.

I wish I knew. I did not see a label on the rug, why? not sure.