What sizes do you need, and where will you use them? Can you possibly share more photos of where you want the other rugs to go? I like what you already have. It's fresh and fun!

I like the rug but I agree with Ida we need to know where the other rugs are going and how those spaces relate to the one.

Here is a better view of the whole living room.

Here is the dining area. I don't really think the rug I have now works. I need an 8 x 10 here.

Here is the kitchen. I was thinking 3 x 5 by the sink and maybe another 3 x 5 under the bar stools.

I was thinking a 3 x 5 by the front entryway too.

Here is a better view to see how all of the areas fit into one open concept space.

No rug under barstools , for sure I also do not like rugs in kitchens IMO a tripping hazard and one more thing to get dirty very fast. I would look at carpet cut to size with a nice edge finish in a color from the LR rug . I think the mossy gren would be nice . I have no idea why the italics .Since it looks like the DR is right next to the entry I would do the same rug . IMO the LR rug is the star,

Thank you. I agree that they LR rug is the star. I didn't think about carpet. Great idea!

What about a small rug or mat in front of kitchen sink? I need color in there but I haven't thought about window treatments yet.

Love that living room rug. I'd look for a coordinating solid color for the sink area, or maybe a braided look that combines two colors from the living room. I agree with no rugs under the barstools. Maybe the same thing in the dining room - just a muted combination of the colors in the living room rug which is the star.

I have an open concept with wood floors, also, and sisal in dining room and living room. I have nothing under my kitchen table - mainly from a space available/chairs pushed back issue - and that allowed me to go crazy with a small rug in front of the fireplace and another one in my tv room. I'm currently looking for a kitchen runner (to protect my floors) to replace the worn out one but I stay muted with that one.

Edited to say" "braided" isn't the right word; I think I mean a woven or tweedy or something look. ;-)

Would this work for a mossy green?

https://www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/highland-dunes-calidia-handmade-jutesisal-graygreen-area-rug-hlds3956.html?piid=22809469

Or this

https://www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/gracie-oaks-pershing-hand-tufted-wool-green-area-rug-grks5613.html?piid=23052721

https://www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/george-oliver-beckstead-hand-hooked-green-area-rug-lbcc1089.html?piid=33424834

https://www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/mercury-row-mosby-hand-tufted-wool-green-area-rug-w000137841.html?piid=608061372

https://www.birchlane.com/rugs/pdp/melissa-chevron-moss-area-rug-b000197217.html?piid=3125381

Have you tried the new rug under the dining table?...in the living room it is sort of lost among the furniture..and a more understated more traditional rug may enhance the grouping there better...i always have a beautiful wool runner in my kitchen..one that has an “overall pattern” but pretty colors...it is very easy to keep clean and the weight of a wool rug is heavy enough to not move around easily and you can you put one of those light weight rubber mesh pads under it...select one with a very thin pile to avoid tripping...this brings a little more cohesive feel to the kitchen and the rest of the home...especially since it is in full view from the rest of the home...these rugs will last for years so it justifies the added cost...

I think your choice of the rug with the big circles would be perfect for the living room area ....as it is lighter in color for that more closed off area..i would choose as big a size that will fit in that spot and scoot the furniture on the sides away from the walls a little and the chair further back a little so the grouping is balanced a little better..more pictures of the fireplace area would help ...to see the spacing and exactly what the furniture looks like there

Aha ..i just saw the living room pic..and think all the furnishings can be pulled further away from the fire place..and another option unless you always serve 6 at the table try cutting back to only four chairs..as is it looks tight and uninviting for easy ..comfortable use..the added chairs can be used when entertaining if needed...and with the other rug ..the look will become a little more casual and appealing for other uses like having coffee and reading the paper or paying bills..in a space this size everything should have more versatile uses ..rather than reserve a big space for only occasional use...

You have offered lots of pics but none showing how all the spaces relate to each other ...maybe a view from the hall will show how close things are to each other?

I would try just switching the rugs..as well