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Blue or green?
We have the green version ("driftwood"), in round, under our square dining room table. In the same room, I'm making a little sitting area with a chair-and-a-half, cube ottomans, and bookshelf. I'd like an area rug under it, too.
There is a blue version ("denim") of the same pattern. I'd get a rectangle this time. Is another green one too much of a good thing? Is the blue similar enough to blend but not compete with what's in there already? The chair-and-a-half is the robin's egg blue that you can see best in the green rug.
Right now the walls are ivory (long sides) and navy blue (short walls) but I'm considering painting them all a nice warm mocha-brown. Both green and blue work in the room. Here is the link for the rugs (not clicky):
http://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/rugs/trans-ocean-disco/denim/139206433DNM-203.html
I can't PIP them, but here is a PIP of the green one under the table. You can kind of see the blue on the far left, and the ivory. The sitting area would be right behind where C's bum is pointing. 
Re: Blue or green?
Last updated 4/06/11
I'm so torn! I love them both...
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I'm a matchy matchy person - I can never tell if things go together, unless they match.
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